Present perfect continuous

Present perfect continuous tense is used to describe a completed action in the past.

• TRUE

• FALSE

She ___ (wait) at the restaurant since 6 p.m.

• waits

• has been waiting

• was waiting

• has waited

Which following sentences is in the Present Perfect Continuos tense?

• She has finished her book.

• They have traveled today.

• I have been studying for the exam.

• He has bought a new car.

How long ___ (you/practice) playing the piano before your concert.

• we're you practicing

• have you practiced

• did you practice

• have you been practicing

"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

• has Jeremy been avoiding

• does Jeremy avoid

• had Jeremy avoided

______Radha been sleeping?

• Has

• Is

• Have

• Does

_____ she _____ ___________ (to buy) clothes on internet?

• Has / being / buying

• Have / been / buying

• Has / been / buying

• Has / been / buy

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

• beg

• would beg

• has been begging

• have been begging

I’m tired because I ___ been working out.

• had

• am

• ‘s / has

• ’ve / have

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

• Have you been doing - has been playing

• have you been doing - 've been to play

• have you been doing - have been playing

• are you doing - have been playing