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      have / has    +    been    +   (-ing form)

      She    has           been          singing      for hours

                  (elle chante depuis des heures)

on l'utilise pour parler d'états ou d'actions passés  qui continuent ou qui

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1. The students walk to school.

   The students have been walking to school.

2. The new comers have been eating waakye

3. The boys have been playing football match on the field

4. The girls have been attending church service

5. The students have been eating gari and beans.