Question

It is raining here [change into present perfect)​

Answer 1

Required Answer :

• It has been raining here.

Structure :

• has/have +Past Participle form of the verb

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Where to Use Present Perfect Tense

1. Present Perfect Tense is used to express an action that has been recently completed.

For example:

(a) He has just come. (He came a little while ago.)

(b) We have just received his message. (We received it only a short while ago.)

• The word just is often used with this Tense to suggest that the action was completed only a little while ago.

2. This Tense expresses an action which was completed in the past but whose effect can be felt at the time of speaking.

For example:

(a) I have done my homework. (So I have no more homework to do now.)

(b) I have watched this film. (So I need not watch it again.)

Note:

• In addition to just words like ever, never, yet, already, often, lately and expressions like this morning, this evening, this afternoon, this week may be used with this Tense.