PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS X SIMPLE

1. (UFV) in "Fortunately, people HAVE INVENTED countless ways of amusing themselves", the capital verb tense is:

• present perfect continuous

• present perfect simple

• simple present

• simple past

• past perfect

2. (Unitau) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à denominação do tempo verbal da frase a seguir: " I have been looking for a tree.

• present perfect continuous

• present perfect simple

• simple present

• present continuous

• past perfect

3. (Santa Casa) How long __________ on the research?

• you work

• worked

• you are working

• has you worked

• have you been working

4. (Cesesp) It __________ and the ground is still white.

• snows

• has been snowing

• would snow

• has snowed

• is snowed

5. (UPE) How long _______ learning English?

• have Mary and her sister be

• have they be

• has he be

• has Mary and her sister been

• have Mary and her sister been

6. (UPE) Poor Jane! She ________ the dishes since noon.

• has been washing

• washes

• has washed

• have been washing

• washed

7. (Covest) She ______ for you since 4 p.m.

• has been waiting

• had been waited

• waits

• is wating

• has waiting

8. (Fuvest) Qual destas sentenças está correta?

• I don’t have never taken a course in Japanese.

• I have never taken a course in Japanese.

• I have never been taking a course in Japanese.

• I never didn’t take a course in Japanese.

• I took not a course in Japanese ever.

9. (Unesp) We're still waiting for Bill. He _______ yet.

• hasn't come

• haven't come

• didn't come

• hasn't been coming

• hasn't came

10. (Udesc) Mark the sentence that is written in CORRECT English:

• I teach English since five years ago.

• I’m teaching English for many years.

• I’ve taught English since some years.

• I had taught English since some years.

• I’ve been teaching English for five years.