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The present perfect continuous tense usually follows the construction:

A
has/have + past participle
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B
has/have been + the present participle [base verb + -ing]
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C
ending the verb with either -s or -es
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D
None of the above
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Solution

The correct option is C has/have been + the present participle [base verb + -ing]
A tense is a form of verb which provides details about the verb( time, progress, etc.) Option B)has/have been + the present participle [base verb + -ing] is correct as it is the structure of present perfect continuous tense. Thre other options are wrong as they don't provide a structure of the present perfect continuous tense. The correct answer is B)has/have been + the present participle [base verb + -ing].

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