The document provides exercises to practice the present perfect progressive tense. It contains two sections - the first asks to negate 5 statements in the present perfect progressive tense, and the second asks to rewrite 5 statements as questions in the interrogative form while keeping the present perfect progressive tense. The exercises are meant to help students practice forming and transforming sentences in the present perfect progressive tense.
The document provides exercises to practice the present perfect progressive tense. It contains two sections - the first asks to negate 5 statements in the present perfect progressive tense, and the second asks to rewrite 5 statements as questions in the interrogative form while keeping the present perfect progressive tense. The exercises are meant to help students practice forming and transforming sentences in the present perfect progressive tense.
The document provides exercises to practice the present perfect progressive tense. It contains two sections - the first asks to negate 5 statements in the present perfect progressive tense, and the second asks to rewrite 5 statements as questions in the interrogative form while keeping the present perfect progressive tense. The exercises are meant to help students practice forming and transforming sentences in the present perfect progressive tense.
1- You /get/ good marks over the last few months. . 2- We /work/ all week. We are on strike. .. 3- She /talk/to me for days. . 4- They/ prepare/this project for months but for weeks only.
5- She / wash up /for two hours, she has been playing on the computer.
IV- Write the interrogative form:
1- Ruby has been eating too much fried food for the last two weeks? .... 2- I have been watching TV since 5pm because I have nothing to do. . 3- Tamara has been studying seriously for 5 hours.
4- Pele has been playing football for a long time.