Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous

Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous

Multiple Choice

She ........ here since 2019.

• have worked

• has worked

• works

• worked

Multiple Choice

They ..... this film yet.

• have seen

• have saw

• haven't seen

• hasn't saw

Multiple Choice

She ___________ all morning. She is going to take a short break soon.

• wrote

• has been writing

• has written

Multiple Choice

I ___________ for over eight hours now. I am extremely tired.

• have driven

• have been driving

Multiple Choice

___________ reading that book yet?

• Have you finished

• Have you been finishing

Multiple Choice

I ___________ a new pair of shoes.

• have bought

• have been buying

Multiple Choice

What verb tense is this:
"I have been studying a lot".

• Present simple.
• Present continuous.
• Present perfect simple.
• Present perfect continuous.

Multiple Choice

What verb tense is this:
"I have done my homework".

• Present simple.
• Present continuous.
• Present perfect simple.
• Present perfect continuous.

Multiple Choice

Jenny started reading the book last Saturday. She is on page 25.

• She has read the book.

• She's been reading the book.

Multiple Choice

Jenny started reading the book last Saturday. She finished it on Sunday evening.

• She has read the book.

• She been reading the book.