Grammar : Present, Past, Future Perfect Continous Tense

You … piano for years but you still can't play a single song.

• have been learning

• learned

• have learnt

• have been learnt

• being learned

........ working in that company all his life?

• have he been

• has he been

• is he

• is not he

• is been he

They ..... soccer since morning.

• are playing

• has been playing

• have been playing

• playing

• will playing

We didn’t go out because it . . . .

• is raining

• rains

• was raining

• raining

• have been raining?

Why …... English classes for the last three weeks?

• not have you been attending

• have you not been attending

• have been staying up

• has been staying up

• not been stay up

I’m sleepy because I ….. all night.

• have been staying up

• has been staying up

• not have you been staying up

• have not stay up

• has not staying up

She ____________ in the pool since she woke up.

• swims

• has swum

• is swimming

• has been swimming

• will be swimming

My grandfather ___ in his old house for ages before he moved in with us.

• had been lived

• has living

• had been living

• has been live

• has be living

My sister ……….. for you since yesterday.

• has been looked    

• has been looking

• have been looking

• looked

• looking

She .... been cooking spaghetti for an hour tomorrow

• will have

• will

• have

• will has

• has will