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Present Perfect/Present Perfect Continuous

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  • You started reading a book today (still reading it).
    I’ve been reading this book today.
  • You started learning English three years ago.
    I’ve been learning English for three years.
  • You have your car since last May.
    I’ve had my car since last May.
  • You started living in your house in 2018.
    I’ve lived here since 2018.
  • You got your dog two months ago.
    I’ve had my dog for two months.
  • Your grandparents got married fifty years ago and they are still married.
    They’ve been married for fifty years.
  • You started playing football when you were 6 (and you still play).
    I’ve been playing football since I was 6.
  • You started feeling tired an hour ago.
    I’ve been feeling tired for an hour.
  • You bought your phone two years ago.
    I’ve had my phone for two years.
  • It began raining this morning.
    It’s been raining since this morning.
  • You met your teacher last year and still know her.
    I’ve known my teacher since last year.
  • You bought a new phone recently.
    I've just bought a new phone.
  • You saw a new movie a few minutes ago and you are very impressed.
    I've just seen a new movie.
  • You visited Paris in 2015, 2018, 2023.
    I've visited Paris 3 times.
  • You know your best friend since you were five.
    I’ve known my best friend since I was five.
  • You began watching that TV series last week (and haven’t finished yet).
    I’ve been watching that TV series since last week.
  • You can't find your keys and open the door.
    I’ve lost my keys.
  • You began waiting for the bus twenty minutes ago.
    I’ve been waiting for the bus for twenty minutes.
  • You started working at your job last summer.
    I’ve been working here since last summer.
  • You are waiting for your friend right now (and it’s been a while).
    I’ve been waiting for my friend for ages!
  • You started studying for your test at 6 p.m.
    I’ve been studying for my test since six o’clock.