By this time next year, I _________ to a smaller flat.
have been moving
will had moved
have moved
will have moved
What does this sentence suggest to you? I've used my travel hairdryer a lot.
the speaker doesn't use the hairdryer any more.
the speaker is probably still using the hairdryer.
the speaker has broken his hairdryer.
the speaker is using his hairdryer right now.
My phone has become a necessity. I don't think I'll ever____ to get by without it.
Could be able
be able
have been able
had been able
Before last year, I ______ the guitar since I was a teenager. Now I play every evening.
hadn't been played
haven't played
hadn't played
won't have been playing
Running has become a necessity for me. I _____ in eight marathons so far.
I will have run
I've ran
I had been running
I've run
Until recently, I ___________ an alarm clock, because my dad always woke me up.
hadn't ever used
won't have used
haven't ever used
hadn't been used
He _______ a clothes dryer because he doesn't mind hanging out the washing.
wouldn't have owned
has never been owned
hasn't been owning
has never owned
I ______ to work for years before I finally decided last year to start walking.
had drove
have been driving
had been driven
had been driving
For the past year, you ________ to convince me to buy a new laptop, but I don't want one!
have been trying
will have been trying
would have been being tried
had been trying
I ____ in a computer-free house for ten years next January, and I don't plan on changing that!
will have been living
was been living
haven't been living
had lived
She ____ her bike as her main form of transport for the past fifteen years.
has been used
is using
has been using
will have been using
I _____ this book for very long. In fact, I've ______ bought it.
hadn't had/ just
haven't not had/ already
haven't had/ just
never have had/ already
We've _______ this car ______ three years.
owned/ for
been owning/ since
been owned/ already
just owned/ yet
I used to see Peter every morning on the train, but I ____ him recently.
won't have seen
have never seen
hadn't seen
haven't seen
________________ in this house for a long time?
Have you been living
All of these answers are wrong, and now I am confused
Have you lived AND Have you been living are both correct!
Have you lived
She ________ at the office late ________.
's been arriving/ last week.
's been arriving/ all week.
had already arrived/ this week.
's arrived/ all week.
