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Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous
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MULTIPLE CHOICE - FOUR TENSES 1
Level:
elementary
Age:
10-14
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Mixed Tenses Revision (B&W + KEY included)
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elementary
Age:
12-17
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TENSES DICE GAME • FUN ACTIVITY for kids and adults • IRREGULAR VERBS AND ALL TENSES • 1 game board and 35 cards • FULLY EDITABLE
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elementary
Age:
9-17
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Mixed tenses
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advanced
Age:
12-17
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2525
THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE
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elementary
Age:
12-14
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2388
Conversation Questions for Elementary Students
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elementary
Age:
10-17
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2352
Prese
nt Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous
Present Perfect
Form: have/has + Past Participle
Use: This is used to refer to completed actions, activities or
processes. It suggests very long permanent situations.
Present Perfect Continuous
Form: have/has + been + verb in ING
Use: This is used to refer to unfinished or developing activities.
It suggests temporary actions or activities.
Choose the best answer.
1. The firemen are outside. They
have been trying
have tried
to put out the fire for the last two hours.
2. Troy is a pilot. He
has flown
has been flying
to many parts of the world.
3. The baby
has slept
has been sleeping
for more than 4 hours. I think I will wake her up.
4. Ale
has gone
has been going
to Padre Island only once.
5. She
has not taken
has not been taking
a bath for two weeks. She reeks!!!
6. We all want to go home. We
have been riding
have ridden
this bus for over 5 hours.
7. The lost girls haven't been found yet. A crew of volunteers
has searched
has been searching
for them for 2 days.
8. Gabriela
has been studying
has studied
a PhD. It took her 6 years, but she finally got her diploma.
9. The lecturer
has spoken
has been speaking
for more than 1 hour!!! I just want him to finish!!!
10.There is a constuction site behind my house. They
have been making
have made
a lot of noise and it is driving us crazy!!!