Present Perfect vs Perfect continuous tense

Present Perfect vs Perfect continuous tense

Multiple Choice

you ______ (keep) a pet for two years

• have keeping

• have kept

• has kept

• keep

Multiple Choice

James ______ (know) his wife since he was a child.

• has knowing

• has known

• been know

• know

Multiple Choice

She's in hospital because she _____ (have) an accident.

• has had

• have

• been has

• having

Multiple Choice

Which one is correct?

• who has we forgot to invite?

• who have we forgotten to invite?

• who we forgot to invite?

• who we forgotten to invite?

Multiple Choice

What have you _____ (do) to my laptop?

• did

• do

• done

• doing

Multiple Choice

How long have you _______?

• been walking

• been walked

• walking

• walks

Multiple Choice

They _____ (play) football for two hours.

• have been playing

• has playing

• play

• has played

Multiple Choice

We ______ (look for) the motorway for more than an hour.

• been look for

• have been looking for

• has been looking for

• looking for

Multiple Choice

Daniel _____ (watch) TV t much today. Ask him to stop!

• have been watching

• has been watching

• have watching

• had watched

Multiple Choice

Alexa's dad _____ (teach) music for years.

• teach

• teaching

• have taught

• has been teaching

Multiple Choice

Which of the two sentences below is correct?

• I’ve been finishing my homework.

  Now I’m going to watch TV.

• I’ve finished my homework.

  Now I’m going to watch TV.

Multiple Choice

Which of the two sentences below is correct?

• I’ve worked in the garden all day and now I’m tired.

• I’ve been working in the garden all day and now I’m tired.

Multiple Choice

Teacher asked her students: .......

• Have you done your homework?

• Have you been doing your homework?

• Do you doing your homework?

• You have doing your homework?

Multiple Choice

We _______(repair) cars since 1 o'clock and we aren't finished.

• have been repairing

• have repaired

• repair

• repairing

Multiple Choice

I____ (try) to call him many times.

• have tried

• have been trying

• have been tried

• have try

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