Anavah MidTest Genap 2024

Which is the correct sentence using Present Perfect Continuous Tense?

• She has been cooking dinner for two hours.
• She has cooked dinner for two hours.
• She has cooks dinner for two hours.
• She has cooking dinner for two hours.

Choose the sentence that does not show the correct use of Present Perfect Continuous Tense:

• I have been studying French since last year.
• He has been working hard lately.
• They have been swimming every morning.
• She has been read books all day.

What is incorrect about the use of Present Perfect Continuous Tense in this sentence? "We have been building the house for five years."

• Nothing is incorrect.
• "Have been" should be replaced with "have".
• "For five years" should be replaced with "since five years".
• "Building" should be replaced with "built".

Which one does not indicate the correct use of Present Perfect Continuous Tense?

• She has been knitting a scarf.
• They have been waiting for the bus.
• He has been wrote a novel.
• We have been studying English grammar.

The sentence that correctly uses Present Perfect Continuous Tense is:

• He has been singing since last night.
• He has sang since last night.
• He has sing since last night.
• He has been sing since last night.

The sentence that correctly uses Present Perfect Continuous Tense is:

• I have been worked on this project for weeks.
• I have been working on this project for weeks.
• I have working on this project for weeks.
• I have been work on this project for weeks.

Which sentence correctly uses the Present Perfect Continuous Tense?

• They have been studying for the exam tomorrow.
• They have studying for the exam tomorrow.
• They have study for the exam tomorrow.
• They have been study for the exam tomorrow.

Choose the sentence that indicates the incorrect use of Present Perfect Continuous Tense:

• She has been singing beautifully.
• They have been living here since 2010.
• He has been ate his lunch.
• I have been working on this project for hours.

The sentence that uses Present Perfect Continuous Tense correctly is:

• They have been talking on the phone for two hours.
• They have talks on the phone for two hours.
• They has been talking on the phone for two hours.
• They has talk on the phone for two hours.

The sentence that uses Present Perfect Continuous Tense correctly is:

• I have been read this book.
• I have been reading this book.
• I have reading this book.
• I has been reading this book.