Perfect Present Progressive. Grammar Lesson

It's time to learn about the Present Perfect Progressive tense.

​But Before going deep let's see some examples....

​Teacher Carmen

​Let's analyze the following sentences

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I have been working hard these days.

You have been exercising lately.

We have been learning English for 5 months

They have been walking around the neighborhood since this morning.

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What do these sentences have in common?​

Subject | Subject

​Let's analyze the following sentences

​She has been learning French since last year.

He has been doing yoga for three years.

It has been raining heavily since this morning.

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What do these sentences have in common?​

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Multiple Choice

Select the correct structure for the Affirmative sentences

• She has been working here for a long time.

• They has been worked here for a long time.

• We has been working here for a long time.

Multiple Choice

Select the correct structure for the negative sentences

• They hasn't been studying enough lately.

• They haven't been studied enough lately.

• They haven't been studying enough lately.

Multiple Choice

Select the correct structure for the interrogative sentences

• Have you been learning lately?

• Has she been learned lately?

• Have we being learning lately?

It's Time to Practice :)

Multiple Choice

He (work)__________in this company since 1985.

• have been worked

• has been working

• has be working

• have been working

Multiple Choice

I (wait/not) _________ for you since two o'clock.

• hasn't been wait

• haven't been waited

• haven't be waiting

• haven't been waiting

Multiple Choice

Mary (live)______ in Germany since 1992.

• been living

• has been living

• has be live

• has living

Multiple Choice

Why is he so tired? He (play)_______ tennis for five hours.

• has been plaing

• has been playing

• has playing

• has been played

Multiple Choice

How long (learn / you) ________ English?

• have you been learning

• has you been learning

• have been you learning

• has been you learning

Multiple Choice

How long (work / she) _______ in the garden?

• has she works

• has she working been

• has she been working

• working she

Multiple Choice

She (not / be) _______ in the garden for more than an hour.

• hasn't been being

• hasn't been

• hasn't being

• been

Keep Practicing!​