Question

Present perfect or Present perfect Continuis Ann (study) French FOR 5 YEARS I (NEVER/ READ) BOOKS by this writer it ( rain) since last Friday. we (already/ see ) this art exhibition

Answer 1

Ann (has been studying) French FOR 5 YEARS.
I (have NEVER READ) BOOKS by this writer.
It (has been raining) since last Friday.
We (have already seen ) this art exhibition.

Answer 2

To complete the sentences, we need to use either the Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous tense. Here's the correct version of each sentence:

1. Ann has studied French for 5 years.
2. I have never read books by this writer.
3. It has been raining since last Friday.
4. We have already seen this art exhibition.

Explanation:

1. Present Perfect: "Ann has studied French for 5 years." This is used to indicate an action that started in the past and is still relevant in the present.

2. Present Perfect: "I have never read books by this writer." This is used to talk about experiences in someone's life up until now.

3. Present Perfect Continuous: "It has been raining since last Friday." This tense is used to describe an action that started in the past and is still continuing up to the present moment.

4. Present Perfect: "We have already seen this art exhibition." This is used to indicate an action that happened at an unspecified time in the past, without mentioning the exact time or date.