Present Perfect Progressive Tense

What has he been drinking?

What has she been doing?

What have they been doing?

What has he been doing?

What has he been doing?

What have they been doing?

What has he been doing?

The present perfect progressive tense is formed:

• “had been” + present participle

• “will have been” + past participle

• "have or has been" + present participle

• "have or has been" + pastt participle

Which answer is a correct example of the present perfect progressive tense?

• had been painting

• have been painting

• has painted

• will have painted

True or false? The present perfect progressive tense is used to describe a continuous activity that began in the past and continues into the present. It also denotes a continuous activity that began in past but has now finished.

• True

• False