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Sarja monivalintakysymyksiä.. 1) Jack always _______ soup for lunch. 2) He usually ______ his teeth in the morning. 3) I _______ my homework at the moment.

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Present Simple vs Present Continuous worksheet

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Present simple vs present continuous free online exercise

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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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Present Perfect Simple and Continuous quiz 4

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Quiz: Present Perfect Simple and Continuous (language - present perfect simple - present perfect continuous)

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All games (Quiz): Present Perfect Simple and Continuous (language - present perfect simple - present perfect continuous) - ACTIVATE - Simple or Continuous

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1) I ______ the book you lent me and it's great. I'll give it back to you when I finish it a) 've read b) was read c) 've been reading 2) Bruce ______ tennis since he was a child. He ______ many trophies. a) has been playing / has won b) is playing / has won c) has played / has been winning 3) You ______ too much time playing that stupid game! a) 've spent b) 've spending c) 've been spending 4) You ______ tennis since 10 o'clock. How many sets ______ ? a) have played / have you been playing b) have been playing / have you played c) are playing / have you played 5) I _______ and my legs are really tired now. a) ´ve been cycling b) ´ve cycled 6) I'm sorry I'm late, ________for a long time? a) have you waited b) have you been waiting 7) Somebody ________ my cookies. There are none left. a) has eaten b) has been eating 8) She must be tired. She _______ all afternoon. a) has been writing b) has written 9) I _______ all afternoon? I _________ 5 chapters. a) ´ve read/ ´ve been reading b) ´ve been reading / ´ve read 10) They ________ for months, and they _________ three countries so far. a) have travelled / have been visiting b) have been travelling/ have visited 11) Somebody _______ my cookies. There are very few left. a) has eaten b) has been eating 12) How long _______ Peter ? a) have you known b) have you been knowing

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1) I ______ the book you lent me and it's great. I'll give it back to you when I finish it a) 've read b) was read c) 've been reading 2) Bruce ______ tennis since he was a child. He ______ many trophies.

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Ted [IS HAVING] a shower now, Sarah [DOESN´T TAKE] piano lessons on Sunday, [ARE THE BOYS SLEEPING] at the moment?, We often [GO] to the cinema, It [ISN'T RAINING] today, Look! I [AM STUDYING] English, They [DON'T EAT] rice every day, Listen!! What [IS ANNA SINGING]?, Andrew [WATCHES] series on TV at weekends, You [AREN'T SPEAKING] French now, [DOES YOUR SISTER COOK] every night?, The Simpsons [DON'T LIVE] in London, What time [DOES THE BANK OPEN] every day?, [ARE YOUR FRIENDS PLAYING] computer games now?.

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¨ It's 7:30 am, and the Wilsons are in their kitchen. Mrs. Wilson ____ at the breakfast table. She ____ a newspaper. She ____ the newspaper every morning. Mr. Wilson ____ coffee. He ____ two cups of coffee every morning before he goes to work. There is a cartoon on TV, but the children ____ it. They usually ____ cartoons in the morning, but today they ____ with their toys instead. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson aren'twatching the TV either. They often watch the news in the evening, but they ____ cartoons. ¨

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Present simple and continuous - questions - GrammarLane

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Drag the words into the correct boxes to make questions in the present simple or continuous tense.

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Present perfect simple - Use

Grammar chart

We use the present perfect simple with past finished actions or experiences when we don't mention or we don't know when they happened. And we also use the present perfect simple to ask or talk about situations that started in the past and have not finished.

Present perfect continuous - Form

We form the present perfect continuous with the present perfect simple of be + the -ing form of the main verb.

Present perfect continuous - Use

Grammar chart

Actions from the past till now - duration

We use the present perfect continuous with action verbs (dynamic verbs) to talk about situations that started in the past and have not finished or have just finished.

There is often a present result from doing these actions.

We can use the present perfect continuous to talk about continuous or repeated actions or situations from the past till now.

For, since, how long, lately, all day/week/month/etc.

We can use for, since, how long, lately, all day/week/month/etc. to ask or say how long a situation has been happening.

Present perfect simple or continuous?

Situations that started in the past and still continue

We can use the present perfect simple and the present perfect continuous to talk about situations that started in the past and still continue. But we must use the present perfect simple with non-action verbs (stative verbs), and we normally use the present perfect continuous with dynamic verbs (although the present perfect simple is also possible.)

We use the present perfect continuous (and NOT simple) with dynamic verbs for situations that started in the past and still continue when we want to emphasise how long the situation has lasted.

Finished and unfinished situations

We use the present perfect simple for finished actions in the past when we don't say when. We use the present perfect continuous for actions or situations that maybe have not finished or that maybe have finished (very recently)

Actions with present results

We can use present perfect simple and present perfect continuous for actions with present results. We use the present perfect simple if the present results come from completing the action.

Look how nice my car looks. I've washed it. (=The car looks nice because I have finished washing it.)

Something is different in this house. Have you painted it? (=The house looks different because you have completed the action of painting it.)

We use the present perfect continuous if the present results come from the process of doing the action.

Sorry I'm so sweaty. I've been washing my car. (=I am sweaty because of the physical activity that washing the car involves.)

How come you are so dirty? Have you ? (=You are dirty because of the process of painting.)

How long vs how many/much

We use the present perfect continuous to talk about the duration of an action, i.e. about how long we have been doing something. And we use the present perfect simple to talk about how many things or how much of something we have done.

I've written twenty e-mails. (I'm talking about how many emails I've written.)

I've been writing emails for hours. (=I'm talking about how long I have spend writing emails)

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Present perfect simple and present perfect continuous. I have done vs I have been doing. B1 - English intermediate grammar exercises.

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ESCAPE ROOM Present perfect- simple and continuous-past

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Present verb tenses are used to describe actions that occur in real-time and are formed through using the verb\'s basic form. Understanding present tense usage at

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