Question

1.Has he ... hard today? a.were study b. been studying c. studying 2.Lisa ... (study) for six hours when her mother arrives. a. had been studying b.be study c. will have been studying 3.She ... (recover) from her surgery by the time we visit her next Saturday. a. have recover b. will have recovered c. had recovered 4.It ... and the road was covered in water. a.was rain b. had been raining c. were raining 5.Sorry, I'm late. ... you ... for long? a. have been waiting b. has waiting c. have waited

Answer 1

1 b (Present Perfect Continuous)

2 c (Future Perfect Continuous)

3 b (Future Perfect Continuous)

4 b (Past Perfect Continuous)

5 a (Present Perfect Continuous)

Answer 2

1. Has he been studying hard today?
2. Lisa will have been studying for six hours when her mother arrives.
3. She will have recovered from her surgery by the time we visit her next Saturday.
4. It had been raining and the road was covered in water.
5. Sorry, I'm late. Have you been waiting for long?

Answer 3

1. Has he been studying hard today?
2. Lisa will have been studying for six hours when her mother arrives. (Option c. will have been studying)
3. She will have recovered from her surgery by the time we visit her next Saturday. (Option b. will have recovered)
4. It had been raining, and the road was covered in water. (Option b. had been raining)
5. Sorry, I'm late. Have you been waiting for long? (Option a. have been waiting)