Question

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS 1.I'm exhausted. I (study) in the library all day. 2.lt (snow) a lot this week. 3. your brother and sister been getting along? 4.How long (you/teach) German? 5. We (watch) TV for 3 hours. 6.You (work) too hard today.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. I'm exhausted. I (have been studying) in the library all day.

2. lt (has been snowing) a lot this week.

3. Has your brother and sister been getting along?

4. How long (have you been teaching) German?

5. We (have been watching) TV for 3 hours.

6. You (have been working) too hard today.

Объяснение:

1. Я устал. Я (занимаюсь) в библиотеке весь день.

2. Эту неделю (идёт сильный снег).

3. Ладят ли ваши брат и сестра?

4. Как долго (вы преподаете) немецкий язык?

5. Мы (смотрим) телевизор в течение 3 часов.

6. Ты (работаешь) слишком усердно сегодня.

The present perfect continuous tense usage.

Форма: вспомогательные глаголы have/has been и причастие настоящего времени от смыслового глагола.

1. Длительное действие, которое началось в прошлом и продолжается до сих пор, с предлогами since/for. I have been walking for three hours/since morning. Я иду уже три часа (с утра).

2. Объяснение нынешнего состояния. I am tired because I have been digging the garden. Я устал, потому что копал огород.

3. В вопросах, начинающихся с how long/since when. How long have you been waiting? Сколько вы уже ждёте?

4. Вопрос с  критикой: When have you ever been cooking? Да, когда же такое было, чтобы ты готовил?

Answer 2

Present Perfect Continuous Tense

1. I'm exhausted. I (study) in the library all day. - The correct form of the verb "study" in the present perfect continuous tense is "have been studying." - The correct sentence is: "I'm exhausted. I have been studying in the library all day."

2. It (snow) a lot this week. - The correct form of the verb "snow" in the present perfect continuous tense is "has been snowing." - The correct sentence is: "It has been snowing a lot this week."

3. Have your brother and sister been getting along? - The sentence is already in the correct form of the present perfect continuous tense.

4. How long (you/teach) German? - The correct form of the verb "teach" in the present perfect continuous tense is "have you been teaching." - The correct sentence is: "How long have you been teaching German?"

5. We (watch) TV for 3 hours. - The correct form of the verb "watch" in the present perfect continuous tense is "have been watching." - The correct sentence is: "We have been watching TV for 3 hours."

6. You (work) too hard today. - The sentence is already in the correct form of the present perfect continuous tense.

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