Present Continuous vs. Present Perfect Continuous

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Usage Examples Present Continuous vs. Present Perfect Continuous

What are you doing tomorrow? -
I have not been dancing for half a year. -
I can't talk now, I am studying. -
We have not been arguing for two weeks. -
Why are you shouting at me now? -
My fiancee has not been talking to me for three days. -
Julia has not been using her car for two weeks. -
Where are your parents going now? -
I have not been doing sports for two years. -
Are you using my phone? Give it back to me! -
You are so dirty! What have you been doing? -
It is raining, take an umbrella! -
Children have not been swimming that long. -
Paul is not smiling, is he okay? -
How long has John been playing chess? -
How long has your brother been living in London? -
I have been waiting for you all day. -
We are painting the walls in the bedroom now. -
I am reading now. -
I have not been crying for an hour. -

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