Question

Пожалуйста, помогите!!!! Present Perfect or Present Perfect Progressive 1. You (telephone) for ages! You really (not finish)? — I (not get) through yet. I am trying to get to our Paris office but the line (be) engaged all morning. 2. He (play) the piano since six o'clock in the morning. He only just (stop). 3. Why you (not bring) me the letters? You (not type) them yet? 4. Are you go¬ing to sunbathe? — Don't be ridiculous! It (rain) all day. 5. What you (do) up to now? — Nothing special, but I (cook) dinner. 6. The police (not find) the burglar yet. They (look) for him since Saturday. 7. Ann (fail) her exam three times because she is so bad at doing sums. But she (practise) for a week now, I hope she will pass it in the end. 8. What (happen) to the fridge? — Something (go) wrong with it. 9. I know him well. I (know) him since our childhood. 10. How long you (have) these gloves? — I (have) them for years. 11. George (collect) match¬boxes ever since he left school. Now he (collect) so many that he doesn't know where to put them. 12. Customers (ring) up all morning complaining about getting incorrect bills.— I know. Something (go) wrong with our computer. 13. How long you (own) this house? — I (live) here since 1982. 14. Where you (put) my keys? I can't find them. 15. Your eyes are red. You (cry)? 16. Where on earth you (be)? I (wait) for so long! 17. Bill, you have got a black eye again. You (fight)? 18. Do you think George (finish) the translation? He (write) for so long! 19. I think I can smell smoke on Debbie's clothes. I'm sure she (smoke). 20. Here you are! I (look for) you everywhere. Where you (be)?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

1. Present Perfect Progressive

• You have been telephoning for ages! Have you really not finished? — I haven't gotten through yet. I am trying to get to our Paris office, but the line has been engaged all morning.

2. Present Perfect Progressive

• He has been playing the piano since six o'clock in the morning. He has only just stopped.

3. Present Perfect

• Why haven't you brought me the letters? Haven't you typed them yet?

4. Present Perfect Progressive

• Are you going to sunbathe? — Don't be ridiculous! It has been raining all day.

5. Present Perfect

• What have you been doing up to now? — Nothing special, but I have been cooking dinner.

6. Present Perfect Progressive

• The police haven't found the burglar yet. They have been looking for him since Saturday.

7. Present Perfect / Present Perfect Progressive

• Ann has failed her exam three times because she is so bad at doing sums. But she has been practicing for a week now; I hope she will pass it in the end.

8. Present Perfect

• What has happened to the fridge? — Something has gone wrong with it.

9. Present Perfect

• I know him well. I have known him since our childhood.

10. Present Perfect

• How long have you had these gloves? — I have had them for years.

11. Present Perfect / Present Perfect Progressive

• George has been collecting matchboxes ever since he left school. Now he has collected so many that he doesn't know where to put them.

12. Present Perfect Progressive

• Customers have been ringing up all morning, complaining about getting incorrect bills. — I know. Something has gone wrong with our computer.

13. Present Perfect

• How long have you owned this house? — I have lived here since 1982.

14. Present Perfect

• Where have you put my keys? I can't find them.

15. Present Perfect Progressive

• Your eyes are red. Have you been crying?

16. Present Perfect / Present Perfect Progressive

• Where on earth have you been? I have been waiting for so long!

17. Present Perfect Progressive

• Bill, you have got a black eye again. Have you been fighting?

18. Present Perfect / Present Perfect Progressive

• Do you think George has finished the translation? He has been writing for so long!

19. Present Perfect Progressive

• I think I can smell smoke on Debbie's clothes. I'm sure she has been smoking.

20. Present Perfect Progressive / Present Perfect

• Here you are! I have been looking for you everywhere. Where have you been?