I've been painting the walls! (Using present perfect continuous for duration. Part two)

In this episode, I'm going to help you use two tenses in English grammar with examples:  present perfect continuous (for duration) and present perfect simple (for results) for the same situation, but with different meanings! In the previous episode, we talked about two questions that you need to answer when you are deciding between present perfect simple, and continuous. Do you remember what they were? "Is it finished?" and "Is it important?"

We talked about the first one last time, and today we are answering the second. If you haven't listened to it yet or haven't practiced, it would be a good idea to listen to it before starting on this one. 

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and,
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