Present Perfect Simple X Present Perfect Continuous.

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Present Perfect Simple X Present Perfect Continuous

2. He has run the marathon for charity. What’s the difference? Match the sentences to the pictures. 1. He has been running the marathon for charity. ( )

2. He has run the marathon for charity. What’s the difference? Match the sentences to the pictures. 1. He has been running the marathon for charity. (2) (1) He ran the marathon some time in the past. He has just finished running and you can still see some effects, he’s out of breath.

2. He has run the marathon for charity. Present Perfect Simple. Is it in the past? Is he still running? Do we know exactly when he ran? Is it recent? (2) Yes He ran the marathon some time in the past. No

Is it on the past? Is he running now? Did he stop running short time ago? Present Perfect Continuous 1. He has been running the marathon for charity. (1) He has just finished running and you can still see some effects, he’s out of breath. Yes No Yes