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When do we use the present perfect continuous?
For actions that finished in the past.
For actions that are happening now.
For actions that started in the past and still continue in the present.
For things that haven't happened yet.
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Select the correct answer. Use Present Perfect Continuous.
Laura ____ English for two years.
have been learning
has been learning
learns
has learned
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Select the correct answer. Use the Present Perfect Continuous
I ____ a book since this morning.
Read
Has been reading
Has read
Have been reading
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Select the correct answer. Use the Present Perfect Continuous.
We ____ for you since 10 o'clock.
has waited
have been waiting
have been waited
has been waiting
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Select the correct answer. Use the present perfect continuos.
It ____ for 5 hours.
have rained
has rained
has been raining
have been raining
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Spelling Rule:
If the verb ends in "-e" , you must remove the "e" and add -ing.
Ex: Take - Taking
TRUE
FALSE
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Spelling Rule:
when a one-syllable verb ends in vowel + consonant, double the final consonant and add "-ing".
AN EXAMPLE OF THIS IS:
(Select the correct answer)
ASK - ASKING
WRITE - WRITING
STOP - STOPPING
PLAY - PLAYING
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Which sentence is correct?
She's been studying English for 6 months
She is been study English for 6 months.
She's been studied English for 6 months
She study English since 6 months.
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Which sentence is NOT correct?
Marco's been cycling.
Daniel've been writing a love letter.
Claudia's been shopping.
You've been talking to your friend.
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What is the best translation for the following sentence?
"I've been watching TV for an hour."
Ví televisión por una hora
He visto televisión por una hora.
He estado viendo la televisión por una hora.
Estoy viendo televisión por horas
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My parents ___________ (to talk) with my sister for hours.
have been talking
has been talking
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Omar ___________ (to do) his homework for 1 hour.
have been doing
has been doing
has being doing
have being doing
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_____ she _____ ___________ (to buy) clothes on internet?
Has / being / buying
Has / been / buying
Have /been / buying
Has / been / buy
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Choose the correct sentence according to the audio.
We have been talking for three hours.
They has been talking for three hours.
They have been talking for three hours.
They have been taking for free hours.