Present Perfect Simple vs Present Perfect Continuous

Identify the sentence that uses Present Perfect Simple: A) She has been working all day. B) He has finished his homework. C) They have been playing football.

• She has finished her homework.

• They have finished playing football.

• He has been working all day.

• He has finished his homework.

Identify the sentence that uses Present Perfect Continuous: A) I have read that book. B) She has been waiting for an hour. C) He has visited his grandparents.

• She has waiting for an hour.

• She has been waiting for an hour.

• I have been waiting for an hour.

• He has been visited his grandparents.

Form the Present Perfect Simple sentence: They / study / English.

• They studied English.

• They has studied English.

• They have studied English.

• They have study English.

Form the Present Perfect Continuous sentence: She / paint / the house.

• She has been painting the house.

• She is painting the house.

• She painted the house.

• She has painted the house.

Differentiate between Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous: Explain the difference in usage between 'I have lived here for five years' and 'I have been living here for five years.'

• The Present Perfect Simple emphasizes completion of an action, while the Present Perfect Continuous emphasizes the duration of an action.

• I have lived here for five years indicates a temporary situation.

• The Present Perfect Continuous emphasizes completion of an action.

• The Present Perfect Simple emphasizes the duration of an action.

Use a time expression with Present Perfect: Complete the sentence - 'I have known her ________.' (for two years / since last month)

• I have known her for two years.

• I have known her since last year.

• I have known her for three days.

• I have known her since yesterday.

Identify the sentence that uses Present Perfect Simple: A) They have been watching a movie. B) She has visited Paris. C) He has been cooking dinner.

• B) She has visited Paris.

• D) She has never traveled.

• C) He has been cooking dinner.

• A) They have been watching a movie.

Identify the sentence that uses Present Perfect Continuous: A) We have finished our project. B) They have been playing tennis. C) She has written a letter.

• B) They have been playing tennis.

• D) They have been finishing their project.

• A) We have started our project.

• C) She has been writing a letter.

Form the Present Perfect Simple sentence: He / not / eat / lunch.

• He has not eaten lunch.

• He not eating lunch.

• He has not eat lunch.

• He not ate lunch.

Form the Present Perfect Continuous sentence: They / work / in the garden.

• They have been working at the garden.

• They have been working in the garden.

• They have been worked in the garden.

• They have worked in the garden.