• Present Perfect vs. Continuous

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• Remember! The present perfect is for actions that started in the past and are now completed.

  Have/has + past participle
  

  -I have read this book three times. (The action is complete.)

  
  

  Use the present perfect continuous for actions that started in the past and are still continuing now.

  -I have been reading this book for three days. 

  (The action started in the past and is still continuing.)
  
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• PRESENT PERFECT	PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
  Lee has lived in Paris. (Lee is not living in Paris now.)	Lee has been living in Paris. (Lee moved to Paris in the past and is still living there.)
  I have dated a doctor before. (I'm not dating a doctor now.)	I have been dating a doctor since last year. (I started dating a doctor last year and we are still dating now.)

 Source : Alison