CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS ENGLISH VOCABULARY USE ADVANCED PDF

Without such an expression, the present perfect continuous refers to a recent situation or activityand focuses on its present results:• Look! It's been snowing.• 'You're looking well.' 'I've been playing a lot of squash to lose weight.'• 'Haven't seen anything of Rod for a while.' 'No, he's been wor[r]

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