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Questions based on a listening activity

by Rosie Alfatlawi
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1

Where is their Mum?

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2

What tense is this: "She has been travelling so much recently"?

3

What is Amy's homework?

4

Which of these phrases is in the present perfect continuous?

5

Why is "your mum's been writing her blog for years" in the present perfect continuous?

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6

How many awards has their mum won?

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7

How long has the City of Dubai been there?

8

Why does she say it "has been here" two decades and not "it has been being here"?

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9

What has Sophie done so far in Dubai?

Explanation

To emphasise how long the action has been going on.

To be is a state verb - they don't take continuous forms

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