Present tense forms
Present perfect continuous tense.
An action which began at some time in the past and is still continuing is called Present perfect continuous tense.
How to form present perfect continuous tense?
POSITIVE FORM | NEGATIVE FORM | QUESTION FORM |
|---|---|---|
SINGULAR - Subject + has been + verb(ing). | SINGULAR - Subject + has not/hasn't + been + verb(ing). | SINGULAR - Hasn't/Has + subject + been + verb(ing)? |
E.g. She has been playing carrom. | E.g. She has not /hasn't been playing carrom. | E.g. Hasn't /Has she been playing carrom? |
Plural - Subject + have been + verb(ing). | Plural - Subject + have not/haven't + been + verb(ing). | PLURAL - Have/Haven't + subject + been + verb(ing)? |
E.g. They have been playing carrom. | E.g. They have not been playing carrom. | E.g. Have/Haven't they been playing carrom? |
I have been playing carrom. | I have not been playing carrom. | Have I been playing carrom? |
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