Present perfect continous (state or no state verbs) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

English 11 Public

Solution Upper-intermediate 2nd Ed. pg.6. ex.7

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1 What / you / watch on TV / recently?

What have you been watching on TV recently?

15

2 how long/ you learn / English?

How long have you been learning English?

20

3 you / work hard /recently?

Have you been working hard recently?

10

4 how long / you / know / your teacher?

How long have you known your teacher for?

25

5 your best friend / seem / happy / recently?

Has your best friend seemed happy recently?

15

6 how much / it / rain / this month?

How much has it been raining this month?

20

7 what time / you /go to bed / recently?

What time have you been going to bed recently?

15

8 how well / you understand / this grammar lesson?

How well have you understood this grammar lesson?

15

We use the present perfect continuous form for:

an action in progress

a completed action

20

We use the present perfect simple for:

a finished action

an action in progress

15

We use the continuous form for something which has:

been happening recently and repeatedly

some time ago

15

Present perfect continous (state or no state ver ...