Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb. ___ (you / do) anything important this week?
Are you doing? / Have you done? / Have you been doing?
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb. This is the best book I ___ (ever / read).
have ever read
Correct the mistake. The lessons are starting every Monday and Wednesday at 18:10
... start ...
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb. We _____ (drive) for 2 hours now, I think we need a stop.
have been driving
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb. It really annoys me that he ___ (always, text) someone when we’re together.
is always texting
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb. What ____ (you / say) to him?! He is so angry.
have you said
Correct the mistake. I usually wear something casual, but today I wear a suit as I need to look nice at a job interview.
... but today I'm wearing ...
Correct the mistake. — Why are your clothes so dirty? — I’ve played football for 2 hours.
I've been playing...
Correct the mistake. I already phoned him three times
I have already phoned ...
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb. Kate ____ (run) for more than an hour now. She ___ (already, run) more than 20 km!
has been running, has already run
Is this sentence correct or wrong? We’re flying to Vienna tomorrow at 6:30.
wrong
correct
Correct the mistake. We have this car since last year.
We have had ...
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb. He ___ (be) always sad. – Well, he ____ (go through) the divorce with his wife for over 6 months now.
is, has been going through
Correct the mistake. How long have you been knowing him?
... have you known ...
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb. The train ____ (leave) at 8.00 am. We ___ (meet) near McDonalds at 7.30 am.
leaves, are meeting
Is this sentence correct or wrong? How long have you been working here?
Correct
Wrong
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb. She is a teacher. She ___ (work) as a teacher since she was twenty.
has worked / has been working
Correct the mistake. I’m waiting for you for almost an hour! Can you hurry up?
I have been waiting ...
Correct the mistake. I don’t hear you because of the noise! Do you drive somewhere?
Are you driving ...?
Correct the mistake. How much biscuits do you eat today so far?
... have you eaten ...