Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous

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Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous

What do you know about
Present Perfect?

Which of the following is a correct sentence in the present perfect tense?

1. I am eating breakfast this morning.
2. I will eat breakfast this morning.
3. I have eaten breakfast this morning.
4. I eat breakfast this morning.

Which sentence does not use the present perfect tense?

1. He has finished his work.
2. He finished his work yesterday.
3. He has just arrived.
4. He has worked all day.

Which sentence uses the present perfect tense correctly?

1. I visited Paris multiple times.
2. I am visiting Paris multiple times.
3. I will visit Paris multiple times.
4. I have visited Paris multiple times.

What is the correct form of the verb 'to go' in the present perfect tense?

1. I have gone.
2. I have go.
3. I have going.
4. I have went.

Which adverb is commonly used with the present perfect tense to express an action that happened in the recent past?

1. Always
2. Just
3. Usually
4. Tomorrow

What is the correct negative form of the present perfect tense?

1. They haven't seen the movie yet.
2. They didn't see the movie yet.
3. They aren't seeing the movie yet.
4. They don't see the movie yet.

What is the correct form of the verb in the present perfect tense?

1. She had eaten lunch.
2. She is eaten lunch.
3. She has eaten lunch.
4. She have eaten lunch.

The present perfect tense is easy to understand.

Agree, it's straightforward and clear.

Disagree, it's confusing and complicated.

Agree, with practice it becomes easier.

Disagree, I really need more help.

What do you know about
Present Perfect Continuous?

What is the structure of the present perfect continuous tense?

1. ... was/were + verb-ing
2. ... have/has + been + verb-ing
3. ... had/did + been + verb-ing
4. ... will/shall + be + verb-ing

Which of the following can be used with the present perfect continuous tense?

1. since
2. to
3. for
4. from

What does the present perfect continuous tense express?

1. There is a result, for example, a cake.
2. There is an activity, for example, people have been doing something.
3. There is an activity that will take place in the near futrure.
4. an action that happened and finished in the past.

Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous verb form?

1. I will study for three hours tomorrow.
2. I am studying right now.
3. I studied for three hours yesterday.
4. I have been studying for three hours.

What is the correct form of the present perfect continuous verb with the pronoun 'he'?

1. He have been played tennis for two hours.
2. He has been played tennis for two hours.
3. He has been playing tennis for two hours.
4. He have been playing tennis for two hours.

Which sentence is NOT in the present perfect continuous verb form?

1. She has been visiting her grandparents every weekend.
2. She has been visiting her grandparents for a week.
3. She has been visiting her grandparents since Monday.
4. She has visited her grandparents last week.

Present perfect continuous is easy to understand for me.

Yes, it is clear and logical.

No, it is confusing and complex.

No, I need help.

Yes, with a little practise I'll be okay.