Present Perfect Continuous and Present Perfect Simple
Many ESL students ask me about the difference between the Present Perfect Continuous and the Present Perfect Simple. The difference is not too complicated to understand.
Look at the following Present Perfect Continuous Sentences:
My sister has been doing her laundry.
The boys have been playing soccer.
I have been baking these pies
for 10 minutes.
The boys have played soccer.
I have baked the pies.
I am tired. I have been cleaning the house from top to bottom.
In the example
above, the focus is the activity (cleaning the house).
I have cleaned the house.
In the example
above, our focus is the result of the activity. I have cleaned the house= The
house is not dirty anymore; the action (cleaning) has been completed, and now
we can see the result.
多くのESLの学生が、現在完了形と現在完了形の違いについて私に尋ねます。違いは理解するのにそれほど複雑ではありません。
次の現在完了形を見てください。
The boys have been playing soccer.
I have been baking these pies for 10 minutes.
My sister has done her laundry.
The boys have played soccer.
I have baked the pies.
I am tired. I have been cleaning the house from top to bottom.
In the example above, the focus is the activity (cleaning the house).
現在完了形シンプル
I have cleaned the house.
上記の例では、焦点はアクティビティの結果です。私は家を掃除しました=家はもう汚れていません。アクション(クリーニング)が完了し、結果を確認できます。
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