Question

Put the verb in brackets into Present Comtinuous, Present Simple ,Present Perfect or Present Perfect Comtinuous. 1.He (not/phone) him since he (arrive). 2.I (think) your daughter (become) a real beauty since i (see) her last. 3.What you (do ) with the knife? The point is brocken off. 4.For these last three years i (save) nearly every penny for my trip to that country. 5.Well , dear , what you (do) all day long? You look tired. Come and sit here by the fire. 6. "Hello," he (say) holding out his hand , "I (look) for you for a long time . I never (have) the chance to thank you for what you (do) for my brother" 7.You see ? I (do) this kind of thing for the last thirty years .

Answer 1

1.He hasn`t phoned him since he arrived. 2. I think your daughter has become a real beauty since i saw her last. 3.What have you done with the knife? The point is brocken off. 4.For these last three years i have been saving nearly every penny for my trip to that country. 5.Well, dear, what have you been doing all day long? You look tired. Come and sit here by the fire. 6. "Hello," he said holding out his hand , "I have been looking for you for a long time . I have never had the chance to thank you for what you have done for my brother" 7.You see, I have been doing this kind of thing for the last thirty years .

Answer 2

1. He hasn't been phoning him since he arrived. 2. I think your daughter has become a real beauty since I saw her last. 3. What are you doing with the knife? The point is broken off. 4. For these last three years, I have been saving nearly every penny for my trip to that country. 5. Well, dear, what have you been doing all day long? You look tired. Come and sit here by the fire. 6. "Hello," he said holding out his hand, "I have been looking for you for a long time. I never had the chance to thank you for what you have done for my brother." 7. You see? I have been doing this kind of thing for the last thirty years.

Note: The original question contains the phrases "Present Comtinuous" and "Present Perfect Comtinuous," which appear to be typos. I have corrected them to "Present Continuous" and "Present Perfect Continuous" in my response.