Overview
Help B1 students use the Present Perfect Continuous to talk about activities that have been happening recently or over a period of time. Students practise have/has been + -ing, for and since, and the difference between Present Perfect Simple and Continuous through practical exercises and real conversations.
Why teachers like it
- Clear explanation of a difficult B1 tense
- Practical for / since practice
- Clear Simple vs Continuous comparison
- Lots of real-life speaking
- Natural everyday expressions
- Teacher’s Keys included
- REAL ENGLISH BOX throughout
PDFs
PDF 1: Understanding the Present Perfect Continuous
PDF 2: Present Perfect Simple or Continuous?
PDF 3: What Have You Been Doing?
PDF 4: The Big Present Perfect Continuous Challenge
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