Present perfect simple (I have done) and continuous (I have been doing)

Hi, everyone.

Review A and B.

A  Watch the video for reviewing the grammar difference.
     Here→ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--1JyV8Yvh8

B   Differences between "stative" verbs and "dynamic" verbs.
     Can you name some of the verbs from both groups?

"have" as in "～を所有する”
     * I have been having this bag for a long time.   *=incorrect sentence
        I have had this bag for a long time.

"have" as in "食べる、飲む”
　　  I have been having drinks all night.  

●　彼のレッスン内容をまとめると、以下の通りです。
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have been doing (continuous) が好まれる場合	have done (simple)が好まれる場合
①　temporary 一時的なニュアンス 　　I have been living here only for two weeks.	permanent 永久的なニュアンス I have lived here since I was born.
②　repeated action (again and again) 　　I have been getting a strange call. 　　何度もおかしな電話がかかってきいます。
③　not complete （まだ進行中）       "I have been painting the ceiling." (天井にまだ塗り残しあり）	complete (動作の完了を表わす） "I have painted the ceiling." (塗り終わっている状態）
④　a recent action with a result in the present 「少し前まで～していた」のように最近やほんの 少し前に終わった出来事に使う。常にhave been -ing は現在とのつながりがある。 "I have been working, so I'm tired now." ずっと仕事をしていたから今疲れてるよ。