Grammar Highlights - Present Perfect Continuous

Multiple Choice

When do we use the present perfect continuous?

• For actions that finished in the past.

• For actions that are happening now.

• For actions that started in the past and still continue in the present.

• For things that haven't happened yet.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is an example of the present perfect continuous tense?

• I have been working a lot lately.

• I worked a lot yesterday.

• I am working right now.

• I will work tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

Select the correct answer. Use Present Perfect Continuous.

Laura ____ English for two years.

• have been learning

• has been learning

• learns

• has learned

Multiple Choice

Spelling Rule:

If the verb ends in "-e" , you must remove the "e" and add -ing.

Ex: Take - Taking

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is correct?

• She's been studying English for 6 months

• She is been study English for 6 months.

• She's been studied English for 6 months

• She study English since 6 months.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is NOT correct?

• Marco's been cycling.

• Daniel've been writing a love letter.

• Claudia's been shopping.

• You've been talking to your friend.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence according to the audio.

• We have been talking for three hours.

• They has been talking for three hours.

• They have been talking for three hours.

• They have been taking for free hours.