Understanding Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect continuous tense?

• She has been reading for two hours.

• She reads every day.

• She will read tomorrow.

• She read yesterday.

Identify the correct form of the verb in the present perfect continuous tense: "They ______ (work) on the project since morning."

• have been working

• worked

• are working

• will be working

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect continuous tense?

• I have been knowing him for years.

• I have been knowing him for years.

• I have been known him for years.

• I have been knowing him for years.

Choose the sentence that is NOT in the present perfect continuous tense.

• She has been studying all night.

• They have been playing soccer.

• He has been eating lunch.

• She eats lunch every day.

Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in the present perfect continuous tense: "We ______ (wait) for the bus for 20 minutes."

• have been waiting

• waited

• are waiting

• will wait

Which of the following questions is in the present perfect continuous tense?

• Have you been studying for the exam?

• Did you study for the exam?

• Are you studying for the exam?

• Will you study for the exam?

Select the sentence that uses the present perfect continuous tense correctly.

• She has been cooking dinner since 6 PM.

• She cooks dinner every night.

• She will cook dinner tomorrow.

• She cooked dinner last night.

What is the structure of the present perfect continuous tense?

• Subject + has/have + been + verb (base form)

• Subject + has/have + verb (past participle)

• Subject + has/have + been + verb (present participle)

• Subject + will + be + verb (base form)

Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous tense?

• I have been learning French for three years.

• I learned French last year.

• I will learn French next year.

• I learn French every day.

Identify the error in the following sentence: "He has been play tennis for two hours."

• Incorrect use of "has been"

• Incorrect verb form "play"

• Incorrect use of "for"

• No error