Present perfect simple vs. continuous 2

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Mastering Present Perfect Tenses

Test your knowledge of the present perfect simple and continuous tenses with this engaging quiz! Whether you're a student, teacher, or simply looking to brush up on your skills, this quiz is designed to challenge and enhance your understanding.

Key Features:

10 multiple-choice questions
Instant feedback on your answers
Designed for learners at all levels

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningFlash901

I hope I'll pass the test, I ____ very hard all week.

Have been working

Have worked

Worked

I ____ for my keys since yesterday, but I ____ them.

Have looked, haven't found

Have been looking, haven't been finding

Have been looking, haven't found

I'm so tired. I _____ all day.

Have been working

Have worked

Have being working

I can see you _____ your room. It looks great!

Have redecorated

Redecorated

Have been redecorating

Why are your shoes so dirty? ______ football in the mud?

Have you played

Have you play

Have you been playing

______ a book by Charles Dickens?

Have you ever been reading

Have you ever reading

Have you ever read

I ______ you all afternoon. Are you OK?

I have calling

I have been calling

I have called

I ______ her four or five times, but her phone seems to be off.

I have calling

I have been calling

I have called

I _____ the report, but I think I won't be able to finish it on time.

I have written

I written

I have been writing

I ____ to go to Australia, and now my dream will finally come true. I ____ the tickets!

Have always been wanting, have just bought

Have always wanted, have just bought

Have always been wanting, have just been buying

Present perfect simple vs. continuous 2

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