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Present Continuous Quiz 20

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Present continuous proficiency test (20)

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Present continuous proficiency test (20)

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1) They _____ (play) football at the moment.

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2) She _____ (not watch) TV right now.

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3) We _____ (study) English this evening.

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4) He _____ (work) on a new project this week.

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5) They _____ (not sleep) yet.

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6) I _____ (cook) dinner at the moment.

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7) The kids _____ (play) in the garden.

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8) _____ you _____ (read) that book these days?

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9) He _____ (not eat) much lately since he feels unwell.

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10) We _____ (travel) to Spain next month.

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Have you ever been to Paris? (use present perfect)

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I ________ finish my homework. (positive, present perfect)

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She ________ never seen such a movie.

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They ________ lived here since 2010.

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We ________ visited the museum twice this month.

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He ________ already finished his dinner.

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________ you ever ridden a camel?

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She ________ just left the office.

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We ________ seen that movie before.

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If he studies, he ________ pass the exam.

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Use am/is/are + verb-ing for present ongoing actions.

Negative with is/are + not + verb-ing.

Present continuous for planned future arrangements.

Use present continuous for temporary actions this week.

Negation: am/is/are + not + verb-ing.

First-person singular with am + verb-ing.

Present continuous for actions happening now.

Question form with are + you + verb-ing.

Present continuous for changing habits/lightly changing state.

Future plan with present continuous.

Use have/has + past participle; 'been' is the past participle of 'be'.

Form: subject + have/has + past participle. 'finish' -> 'finished'.

Use has for third person singular with present perfect.

For actions started in the past and continuing, use have/has + past participle.

Present perfect to describe repeated actions within a time period.

Use 'has' with third person singular; 'finished' is the past participle.

Question form: Have/Has + subject + past participle.

'Just' indicates recent action; use present perfect with 'has'.

Past participle of 'see' is 'seen'.

This is a future result; present perfect would not fit.

 
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