‎If you are doing something right now then that's the present tense… ‎ You use the present tense to give facts, to talk about what you do on a regular basis, and ‎to say what you are doing right now.‎ ...

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The perfect tense is used to talk about something that happened in the past - an action that is completely finished, eg: she watched TV, she has watched TV.