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Present perfect continuous/present continuous

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User_gary  +  339059 Wed, 14 Mar 07 07:04 AM

I have been improving my English. (present perfect continuous)

I am improving my English. (present continuous)

What is the difference in meaning?

Please tell me.
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Doll  +  339123 Wed, 14 Mar 07 11:35 AM

I am improving my English(You are improving your English right now.)This sentence seems strange to me   

I have been improving my English(You started to improve your English in the past and it still continues)
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