Present perfect simple: Uses the form: have/has + verb in past participle, Describes actions that started in the past, but are finished now., It can be used with stative verbs., It focuses on the result of a past action., It focuses on life experiences and mentioning the duration of the action is not relevant., Present perfect continuous: Uses the form: have/has + been + verb-ing, Describes actions that started in the past, but are still in progress now., It usually answers to the question "How long", It cannot be used with verbs such as: be, have, know, or belong. (stative verbs), or actions that are not ongoing., It focuses on the duration of an action. Some keywords are: all + time, recently, lately,

Present perfect simple vs present perfect continuous

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