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Default Re: difference
The difference between the present perfect and the present perfect continuous is very small. There are many times when the two tenses can be used interchangeability. There are differences in the structure of the tenses. The two tenses use the auxiliary verb "have". The present perfect-ed is added to the main verb and the present perfect continuous-ing is added to the main verb and the verb "to be" is also used.
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