Habits and Routines


Objectives
Review
Present perfect simple vs. continuous

Vocabulary
Personal development and life experiences

Practice
Talking about recent accomplishments and ongoing activities


Grammar Focus

Present Perfect Simple
Actions completed at an unspecified time.
I have visited Paris.

Present Perfect Continuous
Actions continuing up to now or just stopped.
I have been studying for two hours.

Key Differences

Present Perfect Simple
Focus on the result of the action.

Present Perfect Continuous
Focus on the duration or ongoing nature of the action.


Vocabulary

Personal Development
Accomplishment
Challenge
Growth
Milestone.

Life Experiences
Travel
Education
Career

Example Sentences
One of my biggest challenges has been learning a new language.

Achieving a work-life balance was a significant milestone in my career.


Wrap-Up

Homework
Write a short paragraph about a recent personal or professional achievement, using both present perfect simple and continuous.

Example
I have completed a training program at work. I have been working on improving my technical skills for the past few months.