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(present perfect simple or continuous) My sister (teach) me how to dance salsa but I still can’t do it!

’s been teaching

(present perfect simple or continuous) Katy went to the doctor because she (not feel) well recently.

hasn’t been feeling

(present perfect simple or continuous) When will we get home? We (drive) for ages, and we’re still on the motorway!

’ve been driving

(present perfect simple or continuous) You (forgot) to write your name on your homework! Write it at the top.

’ve forgotten

(present perfect simple or continuous) I think I (lose) my house keys! I can’t find them anywhere.

’ve lost

(present perfect simple or continuous) My parents (not see) any of the Star Wars movies. They are not fans of science fiction.

haven’t seen

(present perfect simple or continuous) Don’t tell Harry that Ms Jones is leaving the school. He (not hear) the news.

hasn’t heard

(present perfect simple or continuous) His hair’s wet because he (swim)

's been swimming

(present perfect simple or continuous) You (eat) three doughnuts already – don’t have another one!

’ve eaten

(present perfect simple or continuous) My feet are hurting because we (walk) in the mountains all day.

’ve been walking

I’m crying because I (have chopped / have been chopping) onions and I still have more to do!

have been chopping

I don’t want to go to bed yet. I (have read / have been reading) this book and I only have five more pages left.

have been reading

Something’s wrong with my smartphone. It (has recharged / has been recharging) for four hours and the battery is still only at 10%

has been recharging

Jez (has known / has been knowing) his best friend since they were at primary school together.

has known

She can’t hear you because she (is using / has been using) the hairdryer. Wait until she has finished

is using

I love playing football video games with Steve but I (haven’t beaten / haven’t been beating) him yet. He’s much better than me!

haven’t beaten

My uncle lives in a small village in the mountains. He (lives / has lived) in the same house all his life.

has lived

I (am doing / have been doing) this crossword for hours but there are still two answers I can’t get

have been doing

I didn’t go to the Great Lakes while I (have been travelling / was travelling) in Canada.

was travelling

We (have sat / have been sitting) on the train for ten minutes and we’re still in the station!

have been sitting

Don’t stop now! You’re (doing / making) progress – finally!

making

Agnes usually (does / makes) her homework in the school library. I often see her there.

does

My brother’s (doing / making) a painting course this week. I don’t think he’s very good at it!

doing

We’ve got something to tell you. We’ve (done / made) a big decision – we’re going to move house next year

made

Our kids usually (do / make) some housework, like washing up and cleaning

do

Can you (do / make) me a favour? Can you help me write an email in English, please?

do

I (did / made) a mistake on last week’s test. The capital city of Brazil is Brasilia, but I wrote Rio de Janeiro.

made

Don’t worry. You’ll (do / make) lots of new friends when you start your new school tomorrow

make

We always (do / make) the shopping on Saturday. It’s so boring going to the supermarket with my parents

do

Hurry up, Pete! You haven’t (done / made) your bed yet!

made

I know I wasn’t invited but I think I’ll just turn _____ anyway and surprise them.

up

I always used to hang _____ _____ my friends at the local shopping centre when I was a teenager

out with

Our teachers asked us to make _____ a story about ourselves and then present it to the class.

up

There’s a chance this debate might turn _____ an argument if they keep up like this

into

We managed to carry _____ with the presentation despite the technical problems.

on

You can always count _____ Adam to be on time. He’s so reliable.

on