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Present perfect vs present perfect progressive: "Ann has gardened all afternoon" vs "has been gardening"

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Are these sentences correct? "Ann has gardened all afternoon. She has planted a lot of rose bushes."

Ann has gardened all afternoon. She has planted a lot of rose bushes.

Can I also use here the present perfect progressive for example instead of saying "has gardened" can I say "has been gardening"?

Are these sentences correct? "Ann has gardened all afternoon. She has planted a lot of rose bushes." Can I also use here the present perfect progressive for example instead of saying "has gardened" can I say "has been gardening"?

Are these sentences correct?

Ann has gardened all afternoon. She has planted a lot of rose bushes.

Can I also use here the present perfect progressive for example instead of saying "has gardened" can I say "has been gardening"?

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Present perfect vs present perfect progressive

Are these sentences correct? "Ann has gardened all afternoon. She has planted a lot of rose bushes." Can I also use here the present perfect progressive for example instead of saying "has gardened" can I say "has been gardening"?