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Present Perfect: Simple vs Continuous

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Present Perfect: Simple vs Continuous

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B1+ practice on present perfect tenses.

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Marcela Julieta Fernández Pellaton
Marcela Julieta Fernández Pellaton
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B1+ practice on present perfect tenses.

by Marcela Julieta Fernández Pellaton
1

She has been living in Paris for three years. Which tense best explains the duration?

2

I have been watching TV for two hours. Which tense is used to show ongoing action?

3

They have finished the report. Which tense indicates completion with present relevance?

4

How long have you been studying mathematics this semester?

5

He has written five emails today. Which tense emphasizes completed actions?

6

We have been waiting since 9 AM. Which tense highlights duration?

7

She has broken three cups this week. Which tense shows multiple results in the present?

8

I have been living in this street. Does this sentence sound natural in present perfect continuous?

9

Tom has worked here since 2010. Which tense expresses a starting point continuing to now?

10

Why is 'She has been reading a book all afternoon' correct for duration?

11

We have known each other for ages. Which tense is used for states still true now?

12

How long have you been waiting for the bus?

 
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