PPC

In “It’s been ages!”, what does “ages” mean?

• A few minutes

• A short time

• A very long time

• Last week

In “I’ve been working on this massive project for the last six weeks”, when did the action start?

• Six weeks ago

• Yesterday

• Last year

• It hasn’t started yet

“I haven’t been going out at all” means:

• I never go out now

• I go out a lot

• I went out yesterday

• I’m going out tonight

Which sentence shows something that started in the past and continues now?

• I left in July

• I’ve been studying like crazy

• I went to the cinema last week

• I didn’t go to the party

In “I’d been thinking about quitting”, which tense is used?

• Present perfect simple

• Past perfect continuous

• Present continuous

• Past simple

“Have you been getting any interviews?” is asking about:

• A finished action in the past

• An action happening now

• An action in progress over a recent period

• An action in the distant past

Which sentence is in the negative form?

• I’ve been working on a project

• I haven’t been sleeping much

• Have you been studying?

• I’ve been meeting friends

Which is the correct present perfect continuous question form?

• Been you working?

• Have you working?

• Have you been working?

• You have been working?

In “I’ve actually been meaning to text you!”, the speaker…

• Sent the text already

• Wants to text now

• Has wanted to text for some time

• Will never text

Which sentence shows a repeated action in the recent past?

• I’ve been surviving on instant noodles and coffee

• I ate noodles last week

• I will eat noodles tonight

• I used to eat noodles when I was young