The Present Perfect Continuous says ...

how long the action was in progress.

The formula of the Present Perfect Continuous is...

have/has been + past participle

Select the correct sentence.

I failed the test because I have not been studying hard.

I failed the test because I have been not studying hard.

I failed the test because I has not been studying hard.

I failed the test because I have been not studying hard.

Kevin has been studying for the exam for two hours.

Kevin started studying two hours ago and has not finished studying.

Kevin doesn't pay any attention because he studies on his own.

I have been working for the company since 2003.

I started working for the company in the past and I still do.

I work for the company from time to time.

I started working for the company in the past but I was fired.

The company was founded in 2003 and I started working later.

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Present Continuous Tense Quiz Multiple Choice Questions Which sentence is in the present continuous tense? A) She sings beautifully. B) They are eating dinner now. C) He played the piano. D) I have finished my homework. Correct Answer: B Fill in the blank: "They __________ (to watch) a movie tonight." A) watches B) watched C) are watching D) is watching Correct Answer: C What does the present continuous tense usually express? A) General truths B) Habits C) Actions happening right now D) Completed actions Correct Answer: C Which sentence is NOT in the present continuous tense? A) I am meeting my friends later. B) She is studying for her exams. C) He reads a book every night. D) We are visiting our grandparents this weekend. Correct Answer: C Choose the correctly formed question in the present continuous tense. A) Do you going to the party? B) Are you go to the party? C) Are you going to the party? D) Is you going to the party? Correct Answer: C Fill-in-the-Blanks I __________ (to listen) to music right now. Answer: am listening She __________ (to not study) at the moment; she's watching TV. Answer: is not studying __________ (to be) they __________ (to play) soccer in the park? Answers: Are; playing The dog __________ (to bark) because it's hungry. Answer: is barking We __________ (to plan) our holiday; we can talk later. Answer: are planning Present Perfect Tense Quiz Multiple Choice Questions Which sentence is in the present perfect tense? A) They go to Spain every summer. B) She is going to the supermarket. C) I have seen that movie before. D) He reads the newspaper. Correct Answer: C Fill in the blank: "She __________ (to never, eat) sushi before." A) has never eaten B) is never eating C) never eats D) have never eaten Correct Answer: A What does the present perfect tense usually express? A) Actions happening right now B) Actions that have a connection with the present C) Regular habits D) Future plans Correct Answer: B Which sentence is NOT in the present perfect tense? A) I have just finished my homework. B) They have lived here for ten years. C) We are watching a new film. D) She has written three books. Correct Answer: C Choose the correctly formed question in the present perfect tense. A) Have you ever been to Italy? B) Do you ever been to Italy? C) Are you ever been to Italy? D) Is you ever been to Italy? Correct Answer: A Fill-in-the-Blanks They __________ (to not, see) the Eiffel Tower yet. Answer: have not seen I __________ (to read) three books this month. Answer: have read How many times __________ you __________ (to be) to London? Answers: have; been She __________ (to not, decide) on her major yet. Answer: has not decided We __________ (to travel) to three different countries since last year. Answer: have traveled

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