P.P simple and P.P continuousOnline version Form the groups of words correctly. To do this, click on one of the elements and then complete its group (present perfect simple, present perfect continuous, the interrogative form of the present perfect simple and the interrogative form of the present perfect continuous), so on until all the groups. Once you have chosen an item, you can remove that selection by clicking on that item again. by laura lizeth Jaramillo Bustos 1 Present perfect simple 2 Present perfect continuous. 3 Present perfect continuous interrogative form. 4 Present perfect simple interrogative form He has just scored a goal. He has never lost a match. We have lived here since 2001. She has worked with me for ten years. I have lived in three different countries. I need to call my father, but I have lost my phone. I haven't talked with her this week. You have not said anything. I have been watching tv for three hours. You have been working for three years. She has been playing the piano. They have been thinking about it for a long time. He's been lying this whole time. You have not been eating lately. He hasn't been living here. They haven't been attending class. What have I been doing lately? Hasn't she been sleeping? How long has it been cooking? What has Mari have done after college? Have you eaten Indian food? How long has Michael been in Kyoto?
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