先说最尾has/have been问题，你的认知是对的present perfect continue系has/have been verb-ing.但你可能未学或没留意tense还有主动式和被动式。has/have been pp.便是被动式。记住例如X will be / have been pp等出现verb-ed(pp)的话一定是被动式(意思是X是被动物，不是动词的主角/主词。 回...
Has been, have been, and had been belong to the perfect continuous tense family. For present perfect continuous - (an action started in the past and continues in the present/has a connection in the present hour) we use - have/has + been + verb + -ing ( expressions like "since", "...
present perfect 加has/have+past participle 而present perfect progressive has/have+been+verb+ingparticiple 过去分词 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析present perfect 和 present perfect continuous 的最大区别在: 前者表示某事情在过去已经完全完成,可不知道确定时间....
present perfect 加has/have+past participle 而present perfect progressive has/have+been+verb+ingparticiple 过去分词 扫码下载作业帮搜索答疑一搜即得 答案解析 查看更多优质解析解答一 举报present perfect 和 present perfect continuous 的最大区别在: 前者表示某事情在过去已经完全完成,可不知道确定时间....
解析 不是这个意思,make progress是个词组——取得成功. astonishing是个形容词,ing结尾用以修饰抽象名词(物),修饰人用ed,比如astonished. 分析总结。 照理说人后面应该用ed的形式这里为什么用ing的形式呢结果一 题目 make 后面都是verb+ing的结构吗?1.She has made(astonishing)progress.照理说,人后面应该用ed...
一、意思不同 1、has been 的意思是：表示“到过某地”，说话人现在已经回来了。例句：He has been to Hangzhou.他去过杭州。2、has gone 的意思是：表示“去了某地”，可能到了，也可能在路上。例句：He has gone to Hangzhou.他去杭州了。二、用法不同 1、has beena是延续性的，后面接的...
你没有理解这句话的意思，所以你认为现在完成时不当。这里并不是说一个人想要找出路/摆脱困境的同时他...
例如，小睡叫做 a nap，我们说 have a nap。对此，我们用现在进行时。If it's happening now now now, it's present continuous. Two important things.如果发生在现在，就用现在进行时。两个重点。One, don't forget the verb "be" and "ing" with that verb. Secondly, you won't use present ...
Present Perfect Continuous (have/has + been + V-ing) Wed, 26 March 2008 Compare these sentences I have been repairing the TV for hours I have repaired the TV. Are you happy? (1) the activity is being spoken about and we are not sure if the TV is fixed yet or not. (2), there...
4 Put the verb into the present continuous (em/has/ere ing) or present perfect continuous (have/has been ing).1. Maria has been learning (Maria/learn) English for two years.2. Hi, Tom! I'll look for you. I need to ask you something.3. Why (you/look at me/like that? Stop it...