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    PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE OR CONTINUOUS


    Grammar » B1+ Grammar lessons and exercises » Present perfect simple or continuous » Page 2

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    Exercises: 1 2 3

    Present perfect simple or continuous

    Exercise 2

    Choose the correct option, present perfect simple or present perfect continuous, for the following
    sentences. If both forms are possible, use the present perfect continuous.

    Page 1 of 2

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

    a. 've worked

    b. 've been working

    c. 've being working

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

    a. 've been looking / haven't found

    b. 've been looking / haven't been finding

    c. 've looked / haven't been finding

    3 I'm so tired. I _____ all day.

    a. 've worked

    b. 've been working

    c. 've being working

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

    a. have redecorated

    b. have been redecorating

    c. have being redecorating

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

    a. Have you played

    b. Have you playing

    c. Have you been playing

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    Exercises: 1 2 3

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