Present Continuous and Future Perfect

The Present Perfect Tense is used to emphasize...

• the result

• the process

Does the sentence below correctly use the Present Perfect Continuous Tense?

The soccer coach has been shouting at his team ever since the game started.

• Yes

• No

Does the sentence below correctly use the Present Perfect Continuous Tense?

Missy has been knowing what to do with her life.

• Yes

• No

Complete the sentence. Decide whether to use the Present Perfect of Present Perfect Continuous Tense.

At last! I ___ (solve) the problem.

Complete the sentence. Decide whether to use the Present Perfect of Present Perfect Continuous Tense.

What ___ recently? (you, do) Anything interesting?

Complete the sentence. Decide whether to use the Present Perfect of Present Perfect Continuous Tense.

I ___ (know) Peter for a long time.

Complete the sentence. Decide whether to use the Present Perfect of Present Perfect Continuous Tense.

I ___ (write) emails all day.

Complete the sentence. Decide whether to use the Present Perfect of Present Perfect Continuous Tense.

His mother ___ (negative, driving) him to school lately.

Complete the sentence. Decide whether to use the Present Perfect of Present Perfect Continuous Tense.

What ___ (he, do) since he left university?

TRUE OR FALSE:

The Future Perfect Tense is used for actions that started in the present and will end in the future.

• TRUE

• FALSE