Imprimir Test: Present Tenses ()

1.

I (to be) busy since we last met.

A.

have been

B.

is being

C.

was being

D.

have been being

2.

"How quickly your mood changes. You look drained!" "I (to walk) around all day. I (to have) few drinks and nothing to eat.

A.

have walked, have been having

B.

have walked, have had

C.

have been walking, have had

D.

walk, has

3.

You (to see) anything of Mary lately?

A.

have...seen

B.

do...see

C.

have...been seeing

D.

are...seeing

4.

Winifred has got a young man she (to have) dates with for ages and she won't tell anything about him.

A.

has had

B.

has been having

C.

has

D.

is having

5.

But I (to cook, to clean) and (to dig) for three days and I'm tired.

A.

have been cooking, cleaning and digging

B.

have cooked, cleaned and dig

C.

have been cooking. cleaning and have dig

D.

am cooking, cleaning and digging