Present Perfect
I have _________ (see) that movie.
I have seen that movie.
I have been ___________ (study) all day.
I have been studying all day.
I _____________ (go) to Paris.
I have gone to Paris.
Use present perfect for ______ actions.
Use present perfect for completed actions.
They have __________ (eat) lunch.
They have eaten lunch.
We have _________ (travel) to Japan.
We have traveled to Japan.
She has been _________ (work) here.
She has been working here.
She ________ (write) a book. / Present perfect
She has written a book.
Present perfect continuous for _________ actions.
Present perfect continuous for ongoing actions.
He ___________ travelling since he was 5 years old.
He has been travelling since he was 5 years old.
She has _______ (call) us twice.
She has called us twice.
He has been ________ (make) dinner.
He has been making dinner.
We ______________ (live) in NYC for 5 years. / Present perfect continuous.
We have been living in NYC for 5 years.
_________ focuses on the result.
Present perfect focuses on the result.
I ___________________ (paint) my bedroom the whole weekend.
I have been painting my bedroom the whole weekend.
They have __________ (finish) the job.
They have finished the job.
We have been _________ (learn) spanish.
We have been learning spanish.
He _________ (be) to Rome. / Present Perfect
He has been to Rome before.
______________ says how long.
Present perfect continuous says how long.
You ___________ (finish) your work.
You have finished your work.
You have ________ (achieve) a lot.
You have achieved a lot.
They have been __________ (wait) a long time.
They have been waiting a long time.
He __________ (work) at this company since 2019. / Present Perfect Continuous
He has been working at this company since 2019.
_________ describes a completed action.
Present perfect describes a completed action.
They ____________ (travel) to many countries.
They have traveled to many countries."