| Present Perfect Tense is used to discuss about a completed task. | Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used to discuss about the continuous task but not completed task. |
| Present Perfect Tense is used to discuss about the last moment. | Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used to discuss the moments which were starting in the past time. |
| Present Perfect Tense makes a relationship between present and past condition without indicating time. | Present Perfect Continuous Tense makes a relationship between present and past condition with indicating time. |
| Common word uses in Present Perfect tense. Example: Already, Yet, Ever, Recently etc. | Common word uses in Present Perfect tense. Example: Since, For |
| Example: He has recently left the station. I have already watched this movie. | Example: a) I have been reading a book for two hours. b) He has been walking since morning. |
