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Can i ask if i am correct in these tow sentences
I've changed myself for a couple of months.
I've been changing this password for a couple of moths

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Many teachers say present perfect simple is focusing more on the activity itself, and that the action is completed.

For EX. I have cooked dinner.
It means I cooked it in the past and now it is ready.

But if I say
I have been cooking dinner. That means I started cooking in the past and I still cooking now.

Is that true?

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The teacher is very good but in this case i got more confused. I thing that even native people know this kind of rules.

Lady, as a peer English teacher, I must say that, "I've lived here for 5 years" is NOT the SAME as "I've been living here for 5 years"!!! The reason for my statement is that one could have lived in a given place, NO LONGER Live there in the present or at current day, GO BACK there for a visit & say: "This is the place where I've lived for 5 years"…! Or, "I've lived here for 5 years". That does NOT mean that the action is TRUE or ONGOING in the PRESENT (save the fact that it was perfected/completed in the past & its results are connected to or manifest in the present day!). "I have been living g=here for 5 years" however, DOES NECESSARILY SUGGEST or INDICATE that the action is STILL ONGOING & TRUE to the present day! 🙂