We use the Present Perfect ...: to talk about past experiences when you don't say when something happened., I've written a blog., with yet and already., I've already told you three times., with superlatives and the first, the second, last time., It's the first time I've read the book., with nonaction verbs (have, be, know, etc.) to say that something started in the past and is still going on., I've known my close friend Andrea since I was a child., with How long..? How many/much..? How often ...?, How many Harry Potter books have you read?, We use the Present Perfect Continuous ...: with action verbs, to say that something started in the past and is still going on., He's been chatting online all evening., with repeated actions., I haven't been sleeping well recently., for continuous actions that have just finished, but have present results., My shoes are filthy. I've been working in the yard.,

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