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    Is Worth 5 Pts. Highlight Your Answers in Yellow

    Uploaded by

    Joselyne Coello
    The document provides instructions for a student to watch part of a video on the present perfect simple and present perfect continuous tenses. It then asks the student to choose the best description of when to use each tense and complete 5 sentences using the correct present perfect tense.

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    Watch the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVVn9MddtmM

    Start the video at 1:34 and stop the video at 7:35.

    Now choose the best option: Present perfect simple or The Present perfect continuous. This
    is worth 5 pts. HIGHLIGHT YOUR ANSWERS IN YELLOW.

    1. The present perfect simple/ the present perfect continuous focuses on the action.
    2. The present perfect simple/ the present perfect continuous focuses on the result.
    3. The present perfect simple/ the present perfect continuous indicates that the action in
    finished.
    4. The present perfect simple/ the present perfect continuous indicates that the action is
    not finished.
    5. We use the present perfect simple/ the present perfect continuous to connect past
    experiences to the present.

    Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect Simple or the Present Perfect Continuous
    and the verb in parenthesis. This is worth 5 points.

    1. We have known (know) them for 15 years.

    2. They have been watching (watch) TV for 3 hours.

    3. He has had (have) this car for 20 years.

    4. We have been working (work) for 7 hours without a break.

    5. How long have you been learning (you /learn) English?

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