Question

Presenr Perfect Simple or Continuous. Tick the box for the correct verb form.a. I've crashed, been crashing your car. I'm awfully sorry.b. I've never read, never been reading a better book in my life.c. I've painted, been painting the room for two days. It'll be finished soon.d. I've painted, been painting the living room. I finished last night.e. He's cut, been cutting his finger.f. I've never met, never been meeting a nicer person in my life.g. I've lost, been losing my wallet.h. There's my wallet! I've looked, been looking for it for ages.ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА

Answer 1

a. I've crashed your car I'm awfully sorry.

b. I've never read a better book in my life.

c. I've been painting the room for two days. It'll be finished soon.

d. I've painted the living room. I finished last night.

e. He's cut his finger.

f. I've never met a nicer person in my life.

g. I've lost my wallet.

h. There's my wallet! I've been looked for it for ages.

Answer 2

Sure, I'll help you with the correct verb forms for each sentence. For each sentence, I'll indicate whether it should be in the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous tense.

a. I've crashed, been crashing your car. I'm awfully sorry.

• Present Perfect Simple: I've crashed
• Present Perfect Continuous: been crashing

b. I've never read, never been reading a better book in my life.

• Present Perfect Simple: I've never read
• Present Perfect Continuous: never been reading

c. I've painted, been painting the room for two days. It'll be finished soon.

• Present Perfect Simple: I've painted
• Present Perfect Continuous: been painting

d. I've painted, been painting the living room. I finished last night.

• Present Perfect Simple: I've painted
• Present Perfect Continuous: been painting (Note: "I finished last night" should be in Simple Past tense)

e. He's cut, been cutting his finger.

• Present Perfect Simple: He's cut
• Present Perfect Continuous: been cutting

f. I've never met, never been meeting a nicer person in my life.

• Present Perfect Simple: I've never met
• Present Perfect Continuous: never been meeting

g. I've lost, been losing my wallet.

• Present Perfect Simple: I've lost
• Present Perfect Continuous: been losing

h. There's my wallet! I've looked, been looking for it for ages.

• Present Perfect Simple: I've looked
• Present Perfect Continuous: been looking

Make sure to use the correct tense for each verb form. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!