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Present Perfect Simple vs. Continuous

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Present Perfect Simple vs. Continuous
 

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Test your understanding of these tense rules!

by Kelly Rodriguez Parisaca
1

Which tense is used for actions that happened recently and are still relevant?

2

Which tense emphasizes the duration of an action?

3

Choose the correct form: I ___ (read) that book for two hours.

4

Which tense is used for completed actions?

5

Fill in the blank: She ___ (study) English since morning.

6

Which tense is used with 'for' and 'since' to show duration?

7

Choose the correct form: They ___ (live) here for five years.

8

Which tense do we use for actions that happened at an unspecified time?

9

Fill in the blank: I ___ (work) on this project all day.

10

Which tense is used for temporary actions?

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