Question

Use past simple present perfect or present perfect continuous 1. Wake up! ou (to sleep) for twelve hours already. 2. I just (to receive) a letter from my granny, but i (not yet to receive) any letters from my parents. 3. They (to play) football for an hour last Monday. 4. We (to live) here for five year. 5. Come along, Henry, what are yoy doing? I (to wait) for you for a long time. 6. You (to work) in the garden for there hours already. Go home and do your homework. 7. Nick is tired because he (to watch) videos for since two o'clock and he (to see) two films. 8. Their parents (to know) Jack for fifteen years. 9. We (to repair) our flat for half a month. 10. She (not to change) her clothes yesterday evening.

Answer 1

1. you have been sleeping
2. I've just received, I haven't received any letters from my parents yet.
3. They had been playing
4. We have been living here
5. I have been waiting
6. You have been working
7. He has been watching, he has seen
8. Their parents have known
9. We have been repairing
10. She didn't change

Answer 2

1. Wake up! You have been sleeping for twelve hours already. 2. I just received a letter from my granny, but I have not yet received any letters from my parents. 3. They played football for an hour last Monday. 4. We have lived here for five years. 5. Come along, Henry, what are you doing? I have been waiting for you for a long time. 6. You have been working in the garden for three hours already. Go home and do your homework. 7. Nick is tired because he has been watching videos since two o'clock and he has seen two films. 8. Their parents have known Jack for fifteen years. 9. We have been repairing our flat for half a month. 10. She did not change her clothes yesterday evening.