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Omitting the "helping verb"helping verb when using the present perfect continuous tense after "as well as" .

How can we omit the "subject"subject and/or "helping verb"helping verb after "as well as" with the present perfect continuous tense? Example Example:

  • I have completed this project as well as been working on another one.

or

  • I have completed this project as well as have been working on another one.
  1. I have completed this project as well as been working on another one.
  2. I have completed this project as well as have been working on another one.

Omitting the "helping verb" when using the present perfect continuous tense after "as well as" .

How can we omit the "subject" and/or "helping verb" after "as well as" with the present perfect continuous tense? Example:

  • I have completed this project as well as been working on another one.

or

  • I have completed this project as well as have been working on another one.

Omitting the helping verb when using the present perfect continuous tense after "as well as"

How can we omit the subject and/or helping verb after "as well as" with the present perfect continuous tense? Example:

  1. I have completed this project as well as been working on another one.
  2. I have completed this project as well as have been working on another one.
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Omitting the "helping verb" when using the present perfect continuous tense after "as well as" .

How can we omit the "subject" and/or "helping verb" after "as well as" with the present perfect continuous tense? Example:

  • I have completed this project as well as been working on another one.

or

  • I have completed this project as well as have been working on another one.