Usage Examples Present Continuous vs. Present Perfect Continuous

• Why are you shouting at me now? -
• Are you leaving? It's only nine pm. -
• I have not been doing sports for two years. -
• My wife is working on her new project at the moment. -
• I have been driving for six hours without stopping. -
• What are you doing tomorrow? -
• Children have not been swimming that long. -
• How long have you been learning Chinese? -
• We are painting the walls in the bedroom now. -
• Mum is cooking, go and help her. -
• Call me later, I am riding my bike. -
• My brother is not sleeping, he is playing now. -
• How long has your brother been living in London? -
• My student has not been writing an article for a week. -
• I have been waiting for you all day. -
• You are so dirty! What have you been doing? -
• What happened? Why are you crying? -
• Is your cousin coming to the party? -
• We have not been arguing for two weeks. -
• I have not been crying for an hour. -