PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE AND PROGRESSIVE

The Present Perfect Continuous is used ...

• for unspecific actions

• for actions which started in the past and are still ongoing

• completed actions in the past

Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous can be equivalent in some situations.

• TRUE

• FALSE

How long have you been doing this quiz?

• The sentence has Present Perfect Simple

• The sentence has Present Perfect Progressive

• The sentence has Present Simple

How long have you been doing this quiz?

• I've been doing it since 5.

• I haven't been doing it.

• No, I haven't.

How many times have you been studying English?

• The sentence is INCORRECT

• The sentence is CORRECT

She's been practising cricket for many years.

• The sentence is CORRECT

• The sentence is INCORRECT

How ... have they been living in London?

How long have we ..... (play) the piano?

She has being sick for many times this year.

• The sentence is CORRECT

• The sentence is INCORRECT

I've been loving that boy.

• The sentence is INCORRECT

• The sentence is CORRECT