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The phrase "we've been preparing" is perfectly correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to an activity that has been undertaken for some time before the present moment. For example, "We've been preparing for our company's annual conference next week."
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We've been preparing for months".
"We've been preparing for a tough fight".
In contrast, Charlton claimed: "We've been preparing for three weeks".
"We've been preparing for this for the last five days, and we're ready to rock".
"We've been preparing for the last several months," Mr. Duncan said.
"We've been preparing a bunch of possible first jokes," he said.
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"We've been prepared for it.
We've been prepared for it for 40 years, but it really begins when that happens".
"For the last five or six runs, we've been prepared to accept it might be her last," he said.
We've been prepared well and I think we've let everyone down a bit".
"We've been prepared for this day coming for quite some time".
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