Toggle Navigation
Games
Blog
Class PIN
Join for Free
Sign in
Toggle Navigation
Games
PIN
Join for Free
Blog
Pricing
Contact us
Help center
Sign in
Game Preview
Prepare 7 B2 - Unit 2 Grammar
Game Code: 3662275
English
21
Public
Present perfect simple vs present perfect continuous
Play
Study
Slideshow
Share
Thirsty Horse
32
Share Prepare 7 B2 - Unit 2 Grammar
Class PIN
Use Class PIN to share Baamboozle+ games with your students.
Upgrade
Google Classroom
Facebook
Twitter
Save to Folder
Which tense is used to express that an action is temporary?
present perfect continuous
present perfect simple
5
Which tense is used to express how many times something has happened?
present perfect continuous
present perfect simple
5
Which tense is used to emphasize that an action is complete?
present perfect continuous
present perfect simple
5
Which tense is used to talk about the duration of an action in the past?
present perfect continuous
present perfect simple
5
He ______ (play) video games for 3 hours and he's still playing now.
has been playing
20
They ______ (visit) many countries this year.
have visited
have been visiting
5
They ______ (cook) all morning for the party.
have been cooking
20
I ______ (know) her since we were kids.
have known
20
It ______ (rain) for hours.
has been raining
has rained
5
He ______ (work) on this project all day.
has been working
had worked
work
is working
10
I ______ (read) this book three times.
have been reading
have read
5
Is this sentence correct? "I have been owning this bike for three years."
Incorrect. "I have owned..." ("own" is a stative verb)
15
Is this sentence correct? "I have lived in Athens for a long time."
Correct. ("live" can be used in present perfect simple & continuous form with no change in meaning)
15
Is this sentence correct? "Rebecca has been visiting her mother many times this week."
Incorrect. "Rebecca has visited..." (Use present perfect simple for the number of times an action occurs)
15
Is this sentence correct? "We have worked on this project for years."
Correct. ("work" can be used in present perfect simple & continuous form with no change in meaning)
15
Why can verbs such as "live", "stay", "study", "wait", and "work" be used in both present perfect simple & continuous with no change in meaning?
Because these verbs describe actions that normally last for a period of time.
20
‹
1
2
›
Play for Free
Baamboozle+
NEW!
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
Baamboozle+
More
How to Play
Make some teams
Take turns choosing questions
Say the answer then hit the
Check
button
Click
Okay
if the team is correct or
Oops
if not
Teams
Sign in to choose
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Grid Size
Sign in to choose
8
16
24
Quiz
Sign in to choose
Classic
Questions and Power-Ups
Classic Jr
Sign in to choose
×
Sign up for a trial to unlock features.
Get Started
Your experience on this site will be improved by allowing cookies.
Allow cookies