Question

Помгите с тестом Test “Present Perfect Progressive”. 1) Use Present Perfect Progressive. 1. I’m tired. I (work) all day. 2. She (study) English for five years. 3. I (travel) a lot since you last saw me. 4. We (talk) about it for a week. 5. Nobody (open) the windows since last weekend. 2) Use Present Perfect (помните, что есть глаголы, которые не употребляются в Present Perfect Progressive) 1. Kate (know) this girl since she was younger. 2. We (be) here for 10 minutes. 3. They (not see) each other since last month. 4. Mr Smith (not have) enough money for many years. 5. We (not be) in New York since last holidays. 3) Fill in since or for. 1. It has been raining … yesterday. 2. Tom’s father has been building his house … two years. 3. Peter and Kate have known each other … ten years. 4. I haven’t gone out … three days. I have been ill … Saturday. 5. My friend has been working on the project … two weeks.

Answer 1

(1)

1. I'm tired. I have been working all day.

2. She has been studying English for five years.

3. I have been travelling a lot since you last saw me.

4. We have been talking about it for a week.

5. Nobody has been opening the windows since last weekend.

(2)

1. Kate has known this girl since she was younger.

2. We have been here for 10 minutes.

3. They haven't seen each other since last month.

4. Mr Smith hasn't had enough money for many years.

5. We haven't been in New York since last holidays.

(3)

1. It has been raining since yesterday.

2. Tom's father has been building his house for two years.

3. Peter and Kate have known each other for ten years.

4. I ahven't gone out for three days. I have been ill since Saturday.

5. My friend has been working on the project for two weeks.

Answer 2

Без проблем! Давайте решим ваш тест.

1) Use Present Perfect Progressive:

1. I’m tired. I have been working all day.
2. She has been studying English for five years.
3. I have been traveling a lot since you last saw me.
4. We have been talking about it for a week.
5. Nobody has opened the windows since last weekend.

2) Use Present Perfect:

1. Kate has known this girl since she was younger.
2. We have been here for 10 minutes. (Note: "be" is one of the verbs that is not typically used in the Present Perfect Progressive tense)
3. They haven't seen each other since last month.
4. Mr. Smith hasn't had enough money for many years.
5. We haven't been in New York since last holidays.

3) Fill in since or for:

1. It has been raining since yesterday.
2. Tom’s father has been building his house for two years.
3. Peter and Kate have known each other for ten years.
4. I haven’t gone out for three days. I have been ill since Saturday.
5. My friend has been working on the project for two weeks.