Fill in the Blanks: Present Perfect Continuous


Fill in the Blanks Present Perfect Continuous - Fill in the BlanksOnline version Practice the present perfect continuous in context. by Ademi Bagytkali 1 I ______ English for ______ and I have been practicing pronunciation every day . My ______ while I ______ , which has helped me notice patterns I used to miss . Lately , I ______ on verb tenses , especially the ______ , because it links past actions to the present . If I keep this up , I have been gradually ______ and speaking more clearly in conversations with my friends and classmates . 2 I ______ English for ______ and I have been practicing pronunciation every day . My ______ while I ______ , which has helped me notice patterns I used to miss . Lately , I ______ on verb tenses , especially the ______ , because it links past actions to the present . If I keep this up , I have been gradually ______ and speaking more clearly in conversations with my friends and classmates . 3 I ______ English for ______ and I have been practicing pronunciation every day . My ______ while I ______ , which has helped me notice patterns I used to miss . Lately , I ______ on verb tenses , especially the ______ , because it links past actions to the present . If I keep this up , I have been gradually ______ and speaking more clearly in conversations with my friends and classmates . 4 I ______ English for ______ and I have been practicing pronunciation every day . My ______ while I ______ , which has helped me notice patterns I used to miss . Lately , I ______ on verb tenses , especially the ______ , because it links past actions to the present . If I keep this up , I have been gradually ______ and speaking more clearly in conversations with my friends and classmates . 5 The tense describes actions that started in the past and continue up to the present . It is formed with or followed by a verb ending in - ing . We use it to express , such as how long someone has been studying , or to emphasize ongoing activity that recently happened , as in 'She has been living here 2015' and 'They have been traveling for two months . ' 6 The describes actions that started in the past and continue now . It is formed with have / has been + verb - ing . For example , I English , and she has been working on the project . When we ask about duration , this tense highlights and temporary situations . People often use or to indicate a still - current effort . This contrasts with the simple present or present perfect , which look at completed or habitual results .

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I ______ English for ______ and I have been practicing pronunciation every day . My ______ while I ______ , which has helped me notice patterns I used to miss . Lately , I ______ on verb tenses , especially the ______ , because it links past actions to the present . If I keep this up , I have been gradually ______ and speaking more clearly in conversations with my friends and classmates .

2

I ______ English for ______ and I have been practicing pronunciation every day . My ______ while I ______ , which has helped me notice patterns I used to miss . Lately , I ______ on verb tenses , especially the ______ , because it links past actions to the present . If I keep this up , I have been gradually ______ and speaking more clearly in conversations with my friends and classmates .

3

I ______ English for ______ and I have been practicing pronunciation every day . My ______ while I ______ , which has helped me notice patterns I used to miss . Lately , I ______ on verb tenses , especially the ______ , because it links past actions to the present . If I keep this up , I have been gradually ______ and speaking more clearly in conversations with my friends and classmates .

4

I ______ English for ______ and I have been practicing pronunciation every day . My ______ while I ______ , which has helped me notice patterns I used to miss . Lately , I ______ on verb tenses , especially the ______ , because it links past actions to the present . If I keep this up , I have been gradually ______ and speaking more clearly in conversations with my friends and classmates .

5

The tense describes actions that started in the past and continue up to the present . It is formed with or followed by a verb ending in - ing . We use it to express , such as how long someone has been studying , or to emphasize ongoing activity that recently happened , as in 'She has been living here 2015' and 'They have been traveling for two months . '

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The describes actions that started in the past and continue now . It is formed with have / has been + verb - ing . For example , I English , and she has been working on the project . When we ask about duration , this tense highlights and temporary situations . People often use or to indicate a still - current effort . This contrasts with the simple present or present perfect , which look at completed or habitual results .

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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