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Which sentence uses the Present Perfect Continuous tense correctly?

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Sophie works on the screen reader updates recently.

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This sentence is in the Present Simple tense, not the Present Perfect Continuous.

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Sophie has been working on the screen reader updates.

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Sophie is working on the screen reader updates.

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This sentence is in the Present Continuous, which describes an action happening right now, not over time.

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Sophie worked on the screen reader updates last week.

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This sentence is in the Past Simple, which describes a completed action, not an ongoing one.

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The Present Perfect Continuous tense is used to describe actions that began in the past and are still happening. It is formed using has/have been + verb(-ing).