"Ele tem pegado ônibus na próxima parada."

Translation: He has been taking the bus at the next stop.

[Pantodynamos]

NO, NO AND ONE MORE TIME NO. I will keep typing Present Perfect and Duolingo will accept it until it is clearly said the sentence definitely means Present Perfect Continuous or whatever this english tense has been named.

[ginachalegre]

I have the same problem. Duolingo seemed to accept Present Perfect answers some sentences earlier, but not now. I keep reporting them. Neither do i see the clear difference here between PP and PPC.

[vivalahumanidad]

is there no definitive article needed for the bus in Portuguese?

[Paulenrique]

Hmmm... as taking the bus is part of his routine it is not necessary to use the definite article in this case.... because is not a specific bus. But if u use, both make sense

[vivalahumanidad]

Alright, thanks for the reply!

[rmacheshire]

In Portugal a bus stop is a "paragem", not a "parada", and a bus is an "autocarro".

[Armwood]

you are right, but. there are differences between the brasilian and european portuguese. same like uk and us english. so, this site is the brasilian way.