Present Perfect Continuous

Complete: Either you ____________________ your English homework tonight, or you will have to get up early in the morning to do it - It's your choice (to finish; to do)

• have finished doing

• finish to do

• finish doing

• 've done finished

"What ____________________ ? (to do)?" " I _______________________ (to play) with my son."

• you have been doing - 've been playing

• have you been doing - have been playing

• you have been doing - 've been to play

• are you doing - have been playing

"Why _____________________________ (Jeremy; to avoid) his mother since he got home from school?" "Because he didn't want her to know he had gotten into a fight."

• has Jeremy being avoid

• does Jeremy avoid

• has Jeremy been avoiding

• had Jeremy avoided

" I _________________________ to put Sally's toy together for two hours. It's driving me crazy".

• 'd try

• tried

• had tried

• 've been trying

"How long ____________________ (Olivia; to talk) on the phone?" "For two hours."

• has Olivia been talking

• had Olivia been talk

• Olivia would talk

• does Olivia talk

The children ______________________ him to make spaguetti with meatballs for them. So, he did!

• beg

• has been begging

• would beg

• have been begging

Make the Present Perfect Continuous affirmative sentence:

I / read all day.

• I have read all day.

• I am reading all day.

• I have been reading all day.

• I was reading all day.

The sentence: "I have been watching BBB for the whole month" in the negative form is:

• I haven't been watching BBB for the whole month

• I have been not watching BBB for the whole month

• I have watched BBB for the whole month

• I didn't watch BBB for the whole month

"Felipe won’t come. He _________________________hard".

• has been working

• could work

• works

• 'd work

When Mike was young, he ____________________ his promises, but you can count on him now ( never; to keep)

• didn't keep

• never kept

• doesn't keep

• keeps