Present perfect continuous of keep

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Present perfect continuous

I have been keeping

The present perfect continuous tense (sometimes referred to as the present perfect progressive tense) is a special tense which talks about events in the past that last into the present. It usually emphasizes the duration or amount of time that the action has been taking place. The present perfect continuous uses two auxiliary verbs in combination with a main verb.

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have been keeping

you

have been keeping

he/she/it

has been keeping

have been keeping

you

have been keeping

they

have been keeping

Infinitive

keep

Other verbs conjugation keep

Present "keep"	I	keep
Present Continuous "keep"	I	am keeping
Simple past "keep"	I	kept
Past Continuous "keep"	I	was keeping
Present perfect "keep"	I	have kept
Present perfect continuous "keep"	I	have been keeping
Past perfect "keep"	I	had kept
Past perfect continuous "keep"	I	had been keeping
Future "keep"	I	will keep
Future continuous "keep"	I	will be keeping
Future perfect "keep"	I	will have kept
Future perfect continuous "keep"	I	will have been keeping

Present perfect continuous of keep