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Perfect Continuous Tense Challenge

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Perfect Continuous Tense Challenge
 

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Tense practice quiz

by Pinam Mujan
1

I ... for two hours. Choose the present perfect continuous form.

2

They ... when the bus arrived. (past perfect continuous)

3

By next year, I ... for a decade. (future perfect continuous)

4

She ... all day. (present perfect continuous)

5

How long ... you wait? (present perfect continuous)

6

They ... for hours when the power went out. (past perfect continuous)

7

By the end of this month, I ... English for five years. (future perfect continuous)

8

He ... since morning. (present perfect continuous)

9

They ... for two hours by the time I arrived. (past perfect continuous)

10

By now, she ... in this company for ten years. (present perfect continuous)

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Correct: have been studying is present perfect continuous. Others are incorrect forms or tenses.

Correct: had been waiting is past perfect continuous. The others use different tenses or incomplete forms.

Correct: will have been living expresses duration up to a future point.

Correct: has been working is the correct present perfect continuous form.

Correct: have you been waiting asks about duration up to now.

Correct: had been studying indicates ongoing action before another past event.

Correct: will have been studying shows duration up to a future point.

Correct: has been sleeping is present perfect continuous; others misfit subject or tense.

Correct: had been waiting shows duration before arrival in the past.

Correct: has been working expresses ongoing tenure up to now.

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