PRESENT PERFECT AND PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS EXERCISES WORKSHEET

The present perfect and present perfect continuous tenseexerciseComplete the following sentences using a present perfect or present perfect continuous tense.TipThe present perfect tense is used to denote compl[r]

Tenses exercise1. Which one of the following sentences is correct?a) I saw John yesterday.b) I have seen John yesterday.c) I will see John yesterday.d) I see John yesterday.2. Which of the following tenses are used to talk about recent actions that have present results?a) present pe[r]

Rani has been studying since morning.Father has been working for six hours.Rahul has been playing for hours.They have been waiting for long.Difference between present perfect and present perfect continuous tenseBoth present perfect and <[r]

Difference between present perfect and present perfectcontinuous tensesThe present perfect continuous tense is used to talk about a continuous, but not necessarily finished action orsituation.The present perfect tense is used to t[r]

WORKSHEET PRESENT CONTINUOUSComplete the questions with the present continuous1.2.3.4.5.6.7.__________ you ________________ (get) enough exercise these days?What __________ you __________(do) for exercise?_________ yoy _________________ (learn) a new sport?How much ______[r]

Only to be with youYou broke the bonds_________And you loosed the chainsCarried the crossOf my shameOh my shameYou know I believe itBut I still _____________________what I'm looking forBut I still _____________________what I'm looking for__________But I still _____________________what I'm loo[r]

English Banana.comTest Your Grammar SkillsEssential English Tenses Revision – QuizChoose true or false for each of the statements below:1. Past continuous is used to talk about recent actions in the past.t / f2. Future perfect continuous is used to compare two actions in the pas[r]

1. They (smoke)2. Ann (teach) chemistry.3. The Oxford bus (stop) here.4. The teachers (know) her.5. You (play) the piano.6. John (work) in a restaurant.7. We (need) more eggs.8. Mary (like) parties.9. Peter (speak) English well.10. The ticket (cost) $5.11. You (speak) Arabic.12. We (agree) about mos[r]

29.-Robert is an old man and he ………. (take) his big dog for a walk in the park.30.-My parents are with me in the picture. I ………. (graduate) at High School.31.-Paul ………. (show) his friend how to do knots easily.32.-The mechanic ………. (not change) the tyre yet.33.-We ……….. (play) chess for a few[r]

••This form highlights the time period or duration of the action.It is often used with a time clause to describe duration, e.g. “forx weeks / years” or “since” + day, date, or time, as well as with“…recently”, “..lately”, “…all day”, “this morning/afternoon”, etc.For more fun worksheets, games, a[r]

2 centuries1800a long timeI left schooleverthe beginning of timeetcetcHere are some examples:• I have been here for 20 minutes.• I have been here since 9 o'clock.• John hasn't called for 6 months.• John hasn't called since February.• He has worked in New York for a long time.• He has worked in New Y[r]

Complete the sentences with the present perfect continuous form of the verbs.Are you waiting for me?Yes………………………………for half an hour.Is Jim still watching TV?Yes……………………………....all evening.Are you feeling ill?Yes………………………………all day.Is it raining?Yes…...............................[r]

The banks will be closed in two days.15. Hundreds of books – write – every year (PRESENT SIMPLE)Hundreds of books are written every year.16. After the accident – Joe – take – to the hospital (PAST SIMPLE)After the accident Joe was taken to the hospital.17. The cap – find – in the corner (PAST[r]

6.-When ……… they ……….(take) the photographs?7.-Who ………… you ………. (see) in the disco?8.-………………. you ever ……….. (write) a love letter?9.- ……………. the doctor …………. (come)yet?10.-……….. you ever ……….. (bake) a cake?11.-…………. the baby ………. (drink) his milk?12.-What ………. you ……….. (do) today?13.-………… she ev[r]

OodComplete the sentencesChoose the correct option1.- Roger ……….. (hear) some noises.2.- Miriam and Sarah …… (come)home3.- Theodor …… (run) the marathon.4.- We ……….. (live) in San Francisco.5.- Laura ………. (eat) some fish andchips.6.-Emma …….. (play) basketball.7.-Helen and Sue ……. (tal[r]

COMPLETE USING THE CORRECT PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS FORM OF THE VERBS IN BRACKETS.. you/do HAVE YOU BEEN DOING recently.[r]

Write the verbs in brackets in presentperfect and match the sentences to thepictures.1.- The man ……. just….(paint) the house.2.- The woman ……(not wash) the dishes yet.3.-The kid ……... (not open) the door yet.4.-The plane …….just…(take) off.5.-He …….. already …….(break) the piggybank.6.-Peter[r]

Review: Present perfect tenseTo talk about things that we have experienced in life, we use the present perfect tense. Note that this usage ispossible only when there is no definite time reference. For example, we cannot use the present perfect tense tosay th[r]

He said (that) he had eatenpizza.Past Perfect ContinuousHe said (that) he had been eatingpizza.Past Perfect SimpleHe said (that) he had eatenpizza.Past Perfect ContinuousHe said (that) he had been eatingpizza.Past SimpleHe said, “I ate pizza”.Past ContinuousHe said, “I was eatin[r]

17. Samson says: “I’ve been ____________________ to have a go on the computer.”18. Luka says: “I’ve been ____________________ an interesting book about Russia.”19. Jonathan says: “I’ve been ____________________ pool with one of the nurses.”20. Thomas says: “I’ve been ____________________ food at peo[r]