Present Perfect Progressive Tense

Present Perfect Progressive

She (come) _____ from Tokyo.

• is coming

• have been coming

• has been coming

• had been coming

Present Perfect Progressive (Negative) She (come) _____ from Tokyo.

• is not coming

• have not been coming

• has not been coming

• had not been coming

Present Perfect Progressive

I've been (work) ______ on my application to a study-abroad program in London.

Present Perfect Progressive

I've been (think) ______ about going to Spain.

Present Perfect Progressive

He's been (study) ______ for weeks.

Present Perfect Progressive (Negative)

Rachel (worry) ______ about Peter.

• has not been worrying

• have not been worrying

• is not worrying

• had not been worrying

Present Perfect Progressive (Interrogative)

"He has been studying for weeks."

How is the interrogative form of the sentence?

• Had he been studying for weeks?

• Have he been studying for weeks?

• Has he been studying for weeks?

• Is he been studying for weeks?

Present Perfect Progressive

Rachel has been (worry) ______ about Peter.

Choose the correct structure about the present perfect progressive tense

• been + have/has + subject + verb + ing + complement

• complement + have/has + been + verb + ing + subject

• Subject + have/has + been + verb + ing + complement

• Subject + had + been + verb + ing + complement

Choose the correct sentence using the present perfect progressive tense

• My parents have been travelling since december

• My parents has been travelling since december

• My parents have been travelled since december

• My parents been have travelling since december