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c) Present perfect or present perfect continuous? 1.1 still not finished. (WORK) 2. She 3. It 5. She FINISH) 6. We on redecorating the house for the last few days and I'm his phone number, so she can't call him. (FORGET) all day. It seems as if it will never stop. (RAIN) a lot of work this morning, and it's only nine. (DO) the tasks her teacher provided her with. (JUST for our exams since October. I hope we're well prepared for them. (STUDY) 7. You look so tired. What's happened? - I children the whole morning. They're really a nuisance. (LOOK) 8. We (SEE) 9.1 10. Mike manage such a large one. (FLY) 11. I 12. I (BE) 13. Jack (FAIL) this film before, so there's no need to watch it again. for you all morning. - Where ? (WAIT, YOU BE) after the an airplane before, but I think he won't be able to up my mind not to accept the job offer. (MAKE) to India twice and each time it was a remarkable experience. his driving test twice. He should be better prepared.​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

1.1 still not finished. (WORK) - Present perfect continuous 2. She has been studying for our exams since October. - Present perfect continuous

3. It has been raining all day. It seems as if it will never stop. - Present perfect continuous
4. She has just finished all the tasks her teacher provided her with. - Present perfect
5. We have been redecorating the house for the last few days and I'm still not finished. - Present perfect continuous
6. You look so tired. What's happened? - I have been looking after the children the whole morning. They're really a nuisance. - Present perfect continuous
7. We have seen this film before, so there's no need to watch it again. - Present perfect 9.1 have been waiting for you all morning. - Present perfect continuous
8. Mike has never flown such a large airplane before, but I think he won't be able to manage it. - Present perfect
9. I have been thinking about it, but I haven't made up my mind yet whether to accept the job offer. - Present perfect continuous
10. I have been to India twice, and each time it was a remarkable experience. - Present perfect
11. Jack has failed his driving test twice. He should be better prepared. - Present perfect