Present Perfect Continuous and the Present Perfect

Which sentence is in the Present Perfect tense?

• I have been studying for three hours.

• I have studied for three hours.

• I was studying for three hours.

• I study for three hours.

Which sentence is in the Present Perfect Continuous tense?

• She has worked here since 2020.

• She has been working here since 2020.

• She worked here since 2020.

• She is working here since 2020.

What is the correct form of the verb? "They ___ (play) football for two hours."

• have played

• have been playing

• played

• are playing

Choose the correct sentence:

• I have seen that movie yesterday.

• I saw that movie yesterday.

• I have been seeing that movie yesterday.

• I have seen that movie.

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

• He has been working on the project.

• He has worked on the project.

• He is working on the project.

• He works on the project.

Which sentence indicates a completed action?

• I have been reading this book.

• I have read this book.

• I am reading this book.

• I read this book.

What is the correct form of the verb? "She ___ (wait) for you for an hour."

• has waited

• has been waiting

• waited

• is waiting

Which sentence uses the Present Perfect correctly?

• They have traveled to Paris last year.

• They traveled to Paris last year.

• They have been traveling to Paris.

• They have traveled to Paris.

Choose the correct sentence:

• I have been learning Spanish for two years.

• I learned Spanish for two years.

• I have learned Spanish for two years.

• I am learning Spanish for two years.

Which sentence shows an ongoing action?

• She has been cooking dinner.

• She has cooked dinner.

• She cooks dinner.

• She is cooking dinner.