English, asked by parnika30, 6 months ago

we use the present perfect continuous tense to emphasise the process of the action rather than the action as whole

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Answered by ranipratap

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use the present perfect continuous tense to emphasise the process of the action rather than the action as whole

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True is the answer......

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