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                Practise What You Know!actise What You Know!

                   Correct the following sentences.

                        1.  My uncle has been in the United States for 2020.
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                        2.  My best friends are staying with us since Tuesday.
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                        3.  They had being doing this activity since morning.
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                        4.  The pilot had been flying high in the sky for  2 o’clock.
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                        5.  My sister will have been doing her homework since two hours.
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                        6.  We shall have been going to Agra since four months.
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                  Let’s Learn Present Perfect Continuous Tense

                The present perfect continuous tense is used to show:
                something that has been going on from a particular time in the past till the present moment.
                For example:
                       We have been coming here for the last five months.
                    O
                something that has just completed. For example:
                       He has been watching too many videos.
                    O
                Formation of Sentences in Present Perfect Continuous Tense

                To make a positive sentence, we add has/have been before the present participle (-ing)
                form of the main verb. For example:
                       The fire has been raging since last night.
                    O
                To make a negative sentence, we add has not/have not + been before the present participle
                (-ing) form of the main verb. For example:
                       Lately, I have not been feeling well.
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