Perfect Progressive Theory in Kazakh Grammar refers to the tense that conveys actions that occurred in the past, but are regarded as ongoing or continuous up until the present moment. This tense is formed by combining the auxiliary verbs “болғаны” (have been) and “олып өту” (doing) with the present participle of the main verb.

In Kazakh, the Perfect Progressive tense indicates the duration of an action that started in the past and is still in progress. It emphasizes the continuity, relevance, and persistence of the action. For example, “Мен осы үйде 5 жылдан бері ұйым табып отырмын” (I have been finding organization in this house for 5 years).

The Perfect Progressive tense is commonly used when discussing ongoing actions or situations that are connected to the present in some way. It helps to convey a sense of duration and progression, often used in narratives or when emphasizing the length of time an action has been ongoing. Understanding and applying the Perfect Progressive Theory in Kazakh Grammar is important for expressing oneself accurately and precisely in the Kazakh language.