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Froggy Jumps Presente perfect continuous: ExercisesOnline version Presente perfect continuous: Exercises by Sarah Pérez 1 What is the present perfect continuous structure? a have/has been + -ing b have + -ing c has been + -ed 2 What is the main use of the present perfect continuous tense? a state descriptions b actions that begin in the past and continue c actions completed in the past 3 Fill in the blank: I _____ (study) for two hours. a have been studying b has studied c had been study 4 'since' or 'for': When is it used? a to express duration b for past events c for routine tasks 5 Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous tense? a She lived here for three years. b She has been living here for three years. c She has lived here since three years. 6 What does the presence of “for” or “since” indicate in these sentences? a the duration of the action b the immediate result c the frequency 7 Difference between the present perfect simple and the present perfect continuous: a The simple tense is for the past; the continuous tense is for the future b “continuous” emphasizes duration/result; “simple” emphasizes the completed action c continuous use -ed; simple use -ing 8 Which sentence is correct in the present perfect continuous tense? a They have been working all day. b They have worked all day. c They have been worked all day. 9 How do you form “has been working” in a question? a Have she been working? b Has she working been? c Has she been working? 10 Provide a typical time indicator for the present perfect continuous tense: a tomorrow b lately c yesterday

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Presente perfect continuous: ExercisesOnline version

Presente perfect continuous: Exercises

by Sarah Pérez

What is the present perfect continuous structure?

have/has been + -ing

have + -ing

has been + -ed

What is the main use of the present perfect continuous tense?

state descriptions

actions that begin in the past and continue

actions completed in the past

Fill in the blank: I _____ (study) for two hours.

have been studying

has studied

had been study

'since' or 'for': When is it used?

to express duration

for past events

for routine tasks

Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous tense?

She lived here for three years.

She has been living here for three years.

She has lived here since three years.

What does the presence of “for” or “since” indicate in these sentences?

the duration of the action

the immediate result

the frequency

Difference between the present perfect simple and the present perfect continuous:

The simple tense is for the past; the continuous tense is for the future

“continuous” emphasizes duration/result; “simple” emphasizes the completed action

continuous use -ed; simple use -ing

Which sentence is correct in the present perfect continuous tense?

They have been working all day.

They have worked all day.

They have been worked all day.

How do you form “has been working” in a question?

Have she been working?

Has she working been?

Has she been working?

Provide a typical time indicator for the present perfect continuous tense:

tomorrow

lately

yesterday

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by Sarah Pérez

What is the present perfect continuous structure?

What is the main use of the present perfect continuous tense?

Fill in the blank: I _____ (study) for two hours.

'since' or 'for': When is it used?

Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous tense?

What does the presence of “for” or “since” indicate in these sentences?

Difference between the present perfect simple and the present perfect continuous:

Which sentence is correct in the present perfect continuous tense?

How do you form “has been working” in a question?

Provide a typical time indicator for the present perfect continuous tense:

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