| The difference between PP&PPC
| PPC- интерес к действию
I have been repairing my car. My hands are dirty.
We are interested in the action. It doesn’t matter whether something has been finished or not.
| PP- интерес к результату
I have repaired my car. My car is good and we can drive.
This time, the important thing is that something has been finished. We are interested in the result of the action.
| | For, since, how long
| Already, yet, just, never ever, so far, recently, always, for a long time (прожил)
| | Что делаю/делал? Ремонтирую/овал, Работаю/ал.
| Что сделал? Отремонтировал, Проработал.
|  Special Feature We don’t use some verbs in PPC and we use Present Perfect instead
| # I’ve known him for 3 years.
# She has had a cat since she was 6.
| | Предложения в PPC отвечают на вопросHow long?
We have been driving for 30 minutes?
| Предложения в PP отвечают на вопросHow many?
We have driven 30 km.
|   Grammar homework for the 31-st of July
1. Very Stupid Story
2. Past Story
3. Put sentences in the Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous (sometimes both variants are possible)
| 1. Jack (live) here since he was born (for a very long time)
2. They (wait) for us for half an hour
3. How long (rain, it)?
4. How long (know, you) her?
5. I (not, see) you for 3 days.
6. Hello! I (clean) the windows. So far I (clean) five of them and there are two more to do
7. There’s a strange smell in here. …….(you/cook) something?
8. My brother is an actor. He (appear) in several films.
9. My hands are dirty. I (repair) my car
10. That man (stand) outside for hours.
| 11. The castle (stand) on that hill for 900 years.
12. Ann (garden) all afternoon. She (plant) a lot of rose bushes.
13. How long (you wait)?
14. Her family (farm) this land since the tenth century.
15. She (only ski) for two days, but she's doing very well.
16. I (learn) German for six years.
17. I (learn) most of the irregular verbs.
18. My mother (do) all her Christmas shopping.
19. I (do) shopping all day.
20. I (clean) the car. Doesn't it look nice?
21. 'You look tired.' 'I (prepare) for my exams all day.'
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