S5 U4 Present Perfect/Continous- Question Tags | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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I’m fed up. I am / have been studying since this morning and I still haven’t fi nished

have been studying

Tom and Uma have had / been having three holidays this year.

have had

support / have / received / We / project. / for / our

We have received support for our project.

Choose correct one: The rural areas are popular with tourists, aren’t they / isn’t it ?

The rural areas are popular with tourists, aren’t they?

never / visited / before. / London / have / I

I have never visited London before.

Choose correct one: I’m allowed to stay up late tonight Mum, am I / aren’t I ?

I’m allowed to stay up late tonight Mum, aren’t I ?

reading / How / you / book? / been / long / that / have

How long have you been reading that book?

How come you did decided to move to a rural area?

How come you decided to move to a rural area?

Choose correct one: You have no intention of helping me, haven’t you / have you ?

You have no intention of helping me, have you ?

Order: services. / has / The / the / improved / government

The government has improved the services.

Correct? You have never worked in the city centre, haven’t you?

You have never worked in the city centre, have you?

Correct? Why did you disagree with me for?

Why did you disagree with me?

Correct? Nobody does drives into the city centre from the suburbs, do they?

Nobody drives into the city centre from the suburbs, do they?

Correct? I’m not going to see the sights today, am not I?

I’m not going to see the sights today, am I?

has / 2008. / been / Tom / here / since / living

Tom has been living here since 2008.

Have you seen / been seeing my mobile phone? It’s disappeared again!

Have you seen

Choose correct one: Your football team isn’t capable of scoring a goal, are you / is it ?

Your football team isn’t capable of scoring a goal, is it ?

This month our school has raised / been raising awareness of mental health.

has been raising

Choose correct one: David has moved to live in the suburbs, hasn’t he / doesn’t he ?

David has moved to live in the suburbs, hasn’t he?

I have never seen / been seeing such a wonderful view before.

have never seen