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Present perfect continuous practice

by M Corsten
1

I ___ English for three years.

2

She ___ all morning.

3

They ___ football since 2 o'clock.

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We ___ for you for over an hour.

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He ___ a lot recently

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You ___ very hard lately

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It ___ all day.

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I ___ to learn Spaninh this year.

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She ___ too much TV this week.

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We ___ in this city for five years.

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A = Focuses on results, not the duration C= only describes now, not a time period

B = present simple, general habit, not a specific time period C = finished action in the past

A = Incorrect: suggests completed action, not continuous duration C = Incorrect: present continuous; only refers to now

B = Incorrect: present simple; not used with time expressions like “for an hour” C = ncorrect: past simple; finished action

A = Incorrect: focuses more on result, not ongoing habit C = Incorrect: present simple; general habit, not “recently”

A = Incorrect: finished action in the past B = Incorrect: present simple; general fact

A = Incorrect: general truth, not specific time B = Incorrect: focuses more on result than continuous action

A = suggests completed attempts, not ongoing effort C = Incorrect: present simple; not linked to time period

B = Incorrect: finished action in the past C = Incorrect: general habit, not “this week”

A = Incorrect (not wrong grammatically, but less emphasis on ongoing process) B = Incorrect: present simple; no time reference

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