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Present Perfect Continuous Challenge

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Present Perfect Continuous Challenge
 

Present Perfect Continuous ChallengeOnline version

A quick present perfect continuous quiz.

by Nestor Saavedra
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She has been lived in Paris since 2012.

2

We have been working on the project this week.

3

He has been to that cafe many times.

4

She has been living in London since 2010.

5

They have been waiting for the bus all morning.

6

We have been finishing the report yesterday.

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I have been studying for three hours.

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I have been knowing the answer since morning.

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They have been worked on the report since last week.

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He has been reading the book you lent him.

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