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Present Perfect Continuous Quiz

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Test your grasp of the present perfect continuous

by MIGUEL ANGEL GIRALDO ARIAS
1

She _______ English for three years; she speaks fluently now.

2

We _______ in this town since 2010.

3

He _______ to the gym every day this week.

4

They _______ their project for hours and still aren’t finished.

5

I _______ this song all day; I can’t stop singing.

6

She _______ in that company since she graduated.

7

We _______ the house for three hours; we’ll need a break.

8

He _______ all night; he must be exhausted.

9

How long _______ you _______ that novel?

10

They _______ for a new job; their search continues.

Explicación

The present perfect continuous uses have/has been + verb-ing to show ongoing action started in the past.

For ongoing actions started in the past and continuing, use have/has been + verb-ing.

Use has been going to emphasize repeated action over a period up to now.

Present perfect continuous expresses duration of an activity up to now.

Continuous form highlights the activity’s duration.

Correct form: has been working to show ongoing employment from the past to now.

Emphasizes duration of the cleaning activity up to now.

Present perfect continuous for actions over a period up to the present.

Structure: have been + verb-ing to ask about duration up to now.

Continued action up to now is shown with have been looking.

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