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Learn English Tenses: Present Perfect Continuous (Easy Examples + PDF & Quiz)

Master Present Perfect Continuous Tense in Hindi (Use of Since vs For Explained!) 👉Download Free PDF Guide:- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OrSM... Confused between usage of “Since” and “For” & 'has been and 'have been' ? 🤔 Don’t worry — in this 10-minute lesson, you’ll easily master the Present Perfect Continuous Tense (also called Present Perfect Progressive Tense) with simple Hindi explanations, examples, PDF notes, and a fun quiz! Hi, I’m Levika, and this is Day 4 of our English Tenses Series on The Knowledge Guarantee. If you’ve ever asked yourself: 🟢 When to use since? 🟢 When to use for? 🟢 Why do we say “I have been studying since morning”? 🟢 Here, Since vs For Explained in Hindi 👉 This lesson is just for you! ________________________________________ 🧠 What You’ll Learn: ✅ What is Present Perfect Continuous / Present Progressive Tense ✅ How to use 'since' and 'for' correctly? ✅ Affirmative, Negative, Interrogative & WH-Question sentence structures ✅ Common grammar mistakes of Present Perfect Continuous Tense and how to fix them ✅ Quick practice quiz with answers ✅ Free PDF Notes (link below & pinned comment) ________________________________________ 💬 Example Sentences: 📘 I have been studying for two hours. 📘 She has been waiting since morning. 📘 It has been raining since last night. 📘 We have been friends for ten years. ________________________________________ ⏰ Video Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction: Present Perfect Continuous Tense 00:49 – Structure, Usage, Common Mistakes, Practice & Recap 01:04 – Subject–Verb Agreement 01:34 – Four Sentence Structures 01:44 – Affirmative Sentences 02:04 – Negative Sentences 02:25 – Interrogative Sentences 02:44 – WH–Interrogative Sentences 03:05 – Using Since & For 05:37 – Usage Examples 06:03 – Common Mistakes 06:55 – Practice Session 07:50 – Quick Recap 08:57 – Next Lesson: Simple Past Tense ________________________________________ 📺 Watch Previous Lessons: ▶️ Day 1 – Simple Present Tense:    • Simple Present Tense for Daily Routines | ...   ▶️ Day 2 – Present Continuous Tense:    • Learn English Tenses: What is the Present ...   ▶️ Day 3 – Present Perfect Tense:    • Learn English Tenses: Present Perfect Tens...   👉 Next Lesson (Day 5): Simple Past Tense ________________________________________ 📝 Quick Grammar Tips: 🔹 Since → Exact point of time (Monday, 2015, morning, night) 🔹 For → Duration of time (two hours, five days, ten years) 🔹 Structure → have/has + been + verb-ing 🚫 Don’t say “Don’t Say “I am waiting since morning”! Learn Present Perfect Continuous Tense Easily in Hindi as 'am' cannot be used with since. ✅ Say “I have been waiting since morning.” ________________________________________ 📚 Download Free PDF & Take Quiz: 📄 PDF: Check pinned comment or link in description 🧩 Quiz Poll: Test your learning — comment your score below! 💬 ________________________________________ 💬 Engage & Learn Together: ✨ Comment your own sentence using since or for! ✨ Like 👍 & Subscribe 🔔 for daily English grammar lessons! ✨ Watch the full English Tenses Playlist → [Playlist Link] ________________________________________ 🌐 Join Our Knowledge Community: Instagram ➤   / the_knowledge_guarantee   Facebook ➤ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Pinterest ➤   / theknowledgeguarantee   Twitter (X) ➤ https://x.com/TKG0005 Email ➤ [email protected] ________________________________________ #Levika #LearnWithLevika #LevikaDaila #LevikaDDaila #TheKnowledgeGuarantee #PresentPerfectContinuous #PresentPerfectProgressive #EnglishTenses #EnglishTenseSeries #LearnEnglish #LearnEnglishTenses #EnglishInHindi #EnglishGrammar #SinceVsFor #GrammarLesson #IELTSGrammar #SpokenEnglish #EnglishSpeakingPractice #LearnEnglishOnline #EnglishLearning #GrammarTips #StudyEnglish #LearnGrammar #GrammarForBeginners #TensesInEnglish #EnglishTenseExplanation #TheKnowledgeSeries #LevikaGrammar #EnglishWithLevika #LearnEnglishFast #HindiToEnglish #PresentPerfectContinuousInHindi #EnglishGrammarForBeginners