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Which option correctly forms a question in the Present Perfect Continuous tense?

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Have they working on the new software update?

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The word been is missing after they.

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Have they been testing the new software features?

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They have been testing the new software update?

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This is an affirmative sentence and not structured as a question.

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Are they been working on the new software features?

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This structure is incorrect because are is used instead of have in the Present Perfect Continuous.

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The interrogative form of the Present Perfect Continuous is created by using Have/Has + subject + been + verb(-ing). It is used to ask about actions that started in the past and are still happening. For example:

Have they been testing the new software features? - Someone checks if the testing has been ongoing.