In Thai grammar, the present perfect progressive tense describes actions that started in the past and are still occurring in the present, or actions that have recently ended but have present effect. This is often demonstrated using the word “ยัง” (still) along with the appropriate form of “อยู่” (to be). Now, let’s do some fill in the blank exercises to practice this form.
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