Present Perfect Continuous
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Use present perfect continuous for unfinished actions or for recent continuous actions: have / has + been + verb + ing. For non-action verbs (know, be, have, etc) use the present perfect simple. InstructionsRead each sentence and select the correct answer from the three options.
Questions and Answers
- 1.She's been ... inToronto for five years.
- A.
Live
- B.
Living
- C.
Lives
- 2.I ... working in the garden.
- A.
Have
- B.
've be
- C.
've been
- 3.He ... for ages.
- A.
Is been waiting
- B.
's been waiting
- C.
Has been wait
- 4.He ... since 7 o'clock.
- A.
Has been studying
- B.
Is been studying
- C.
Studying
- 5.You ... . What did you ... ?
- A.
Been shopping / buy
- B.
've been shopping / buy
- C.
Have had shopping / buying
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