PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS REVIEW

(she / run much recently?)

• Has she been running recently?

• Has she been runing recently?

• Have she been running recently?

Has it been raining a lot?

• No, it hasn´´t

• No, it isn´t.

• Yes, it hasn´t

• Yes, it is

It _____ been snowing a lot these days.

• have

• has

I (to teach) Russian for twenty years.

• ´ve been teaching

• ´s been teaching

• ´ve been taught

How long you been talking Anna Karenina?

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

Have they been helping you since this morning?

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

READ AND CHOOSE

• She hasn´t been watching TV since 7.30.

• She has been watching TV since 7.30.

READ AND CHOOSE

• THET HAVEN´T BEEN CHATTING PER HOURS.

• THET HAVE BEEN WORKING PER HOURS.

• THET HAVE BEEN CLEANING PER HOURS.

I've been reading. / They've been listening.

She's been dancing. / He's been watching.

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

Do you use these key words: all day, how long, for, since with present perfect continuous?

• No

• Yes