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'we have been making' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it in most cases where you refer to a continuing action. For example: "We have been making great progress on our project."
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"We have been making phone calls, too".
We have been making up lost ground.
We have been making great strides on our projects.
"But we have been making up ground fast".
"We have been making silly mistakes and too many turnovers.
"We have been making some inquiries regarding your girlfriend's phone number, Mr. Paige".
WANDERING THE VILLAGE We have been making a real effort to check out our new neighborhood.
"It is a mistake we have been making for well over a century," he writes.
Similar(3)
"In our weakness, we have been made strong," he said.
We have been made familiar with the term Unconscious Cerebration.
"This is the worst kind of crisis that we have been made to endure," Sumaidaie said.
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we have been tweeting
we have been moving
we have been fooling
we have been traveling
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