Present perfect continuous

Present Perfect Continuous

Team members:

• Bastida Quiroz Luis Manuel
• Escobar Castañeda Rocio Itzel
• González Navarrete María Dolores
• López González Jessica Marely

Present Perfect Continuous

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Present perfect continuous

Present perfect continuous

Present perfect simple vs ...

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Gerund verb

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English verb tense.Used to indicate actions started in the past that continue to be performed in the present.

1. It is used to indicate actions that began in the past and continue in the present.

2. Used to indicate the duration of an action.

3. To indicate actions that were in progress and have just concluded, but the result of that action should be noted.

Noun + have/has been + verb -ing + complement.

Noun + have/has been + not + verb -ing + complement.

Have/has + noun + been +verb -ing + complement?Wh + have/has + noun + been +verb -ing + complement?

They delimit the time where the action takes place.

Since → Desde (placed next to a specific time in the past; date, day, etc.) Lately → Últimamente Recently → Recientemente

For → Durante (and is placed next to a period of time (hours, days, weeks, months, years)

Note: For is a preposition

The gerund is a verb form used to indicate an ongoing or developing action. It is formed by adding “-ing” to the infinitive of the verb.

1. Make 3 teams
2. Make the challenges to be able to answer the questions
3. Answer the question correctly

Note: If a team completes the challenge, but does not do it correctly, the second team to finish has a chance to steal it. The team with the most points wins.

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Challenge: Do 3 push-ups.

What is the gerund verb?

Challenge: Place a cookie on your forehead and with your facial muscles make it go all the way to your mouth.

Mention two adverbs.

Challenge: Perform the following mathematical operation "6^0".

How many are the applicable rules for verbs in the present continuous perfect?

Challenge: Let's play balloon train.

Which of the adverbs mentioned in the presentation was a preposition?

Challenge: Choose a member to play chairs.

Uma __________ the three pages since morning. (type)

Challenge: Simon says... give me a ring and a bracelet.

The boys ________ in the park since five o'clock. (play)

They have not been talking for more than a few minutes. / They haven't been talking for more than a few minutes. = No han estado hablando más de unos minutos.

Challenge: Make 10 passes with a balloon, only with your head.

What are the three uses of present perfect simple?

Challenge: Guess the following riddle: I am small and squishy, I carry my house on my back.

It ________ since last night. (rain)

Challenge: Discover the hidden word in Spanish: sntentoeimi.

The child ________ for three hours. (sleep)

They have been studying for three hours = Ellos han estado estudiando por tres horas

She's been studying French since she was 17 years old. = Ella ha estado estudiando frances desde que tenía 17 años de edad

• Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous - reglas y ejemplos. (2024). Gramaro.io. https://www.gramaro.io/es/rules/present-perfect-vs-present-perfect-continuous
• ‌Usa el present perfect continuous como nativo | British Council. (2021). Britishcouncil.org.mx. https://www.britishcouncil.org.mx/blog/present-perfect-continuous
• ‌Gerund: qué es, sus funciones, y cómo usarlo | British council. (2021). Britishcouncil.org.mx. https://www.britishcouncil.org.mx/blog/gerund
• ‌Present perfect continuous | Estructura y ejemplos | ABA English. (2017). ABA English (ES). https://www.abaenglish.com/es/gramatica-ingles/tiempos-verbales-ingles/present-perfect-continuous/

Challenge: One member will wear headphones at a high level and the others will have to say a word, the objective is for the person with headphones to guess the word said by the team.

The teacher ______ for the last two hours. (teach)

Has he been eating all day? Yes, he has / No, he hasn't Who has he been talking to? I don't know, but I think it is an important situation, he has been worried.

1. If the verb ends in -e, remove this letter before adding the -ing.If it ends in double e (-ee), you can add the ending directly. 2. Double the final consonant when it is after a short stressed vowel, except when the consonant is -w, -x and -y. 3. f your verb ends with -ie, change it to -y. 4. If you use British English, remember to double the letter -L at the end of verbs like cancel and travel. 5. If the verb ends in -C, add a -K before the -ing ending.