Question

Open the brackets with Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous 1.He ...................... (play) football all afternoon.(P.Perfect or P.P.Continuous) 2 Ann .................... (do) her homework since 10 o`clock this morning. 3 I don`t know where your bag is. I ............(not see) it. 4.He ......already.............( send) the message. 5.......... you............(decide) where you want to eat yet? 6.The children .................(study) since morning. 7.He ..............(watch) this comedy for an hour. 8.Jane ..............(not clean) her bedroom yet. 9 We ...................(see) a lot of exciting places in this town already. 10.I`m not hungry. I ...... (eat) the soup. Помогите ПлЕз. ​

Answer 1

1) He has been playing
2) Ann has been doing
3) I haven’t seen it
4) He has already sent
5) Has you decided
6) The children have been studying
7) He has been watching
8) Jane hasn’t cleaned
9) We have seen
10) I have eaten

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you complete the sentences using the appropriate tenses. Here are the sentences filled in with the correct tenses:

1. He has been playing football all afternoon. (Present Perfect Continuous)
2. Ann has been doing her homework since 10 o'clock this morning. (Present Perfect Continuous)
3. I don't know where your bag is. I haven't seen it. (Present Perfect)
4. He has already sent the message. (Present Perfect)
5. Have you decided where you want to eat yet? (Present Perfect)
6. The children have been studying since morning. (Present Perfect Continuous)
7. He has been watching this comedy for an hour. (Present Perfect Continuous)
8. Jane hasn't cleaned her bedroom yet. (Present Perfect)
9. We have seen a lot of exciting places in this town already. (Present Perfect)
10. I'm not hungry. I have eaten the soup. (Present Perfect)

Remember that the choice between Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous depends on the context and the emphasis you want to convey. The Present Perfect is used to express actions that have a connection to the present, while the Present Perfect Continuous focuses on the duration of an action leading up to the present.