Usage Examples Present Perfect Continuous

• Have you been following the news? -
• How long have we been driving? -
• How long have we been flying? -
• I have not been working -
• How long have you been trying? -
• How long have you been hiding? -
• She's been researching it. -
• She's been chasing me. -
• He hasn't been looking for you. -
• You haven't been collecting them. -
• I've been playing it all day. -
• I've been driving for 12 hours. -
• I've been rehearsing for a month. -
• Have you been working all day? -
• He's been provoking me. -
• We've been chasing him since this morning. -
• How long have you been chasing? -
• I've been wearing it as a belt. -
• Have you been reading anything? -
• She hasn't been causing trouble. -