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Froggy Jumps present perfect progressiveVersión en línea choose the correct answer por JUAN CARLOS PEÑARANDA MURILLO 1 They _________ (visit) Elena for 1 month a have visiting b have been visiting c have been visited 2 he _____ been doing yoga a have b has c been 3 What have you ______ (do)? a been doing b doing c been done 4 My brother has been working in Medellin ____ 4 years a since b from c for 5 How long have you been studying here? a yes, i have b since 3 years c since 2020 6 A:________ has she been sleeping? B: for 1 hour a how long b when c what time 7 I have running for 20 minutes a correct b incorrect c 8 she been reading a novel a incorrect b correct c 9 We've been painting the house recently a b incorrect c correct 10 She has been watching tv _____ 2 o'clock a since b for c 11 Melisa and Mary have been going to the gym lately a correct b incorrect c 12 _______________been buying at that store? a have you been b you have been c been you have 13 The teacher has been teaching _____ March a for b since c 14 Translate: yo he estado comiendo a i have been eat b i have been eating c i have eating 15 she ______ been coming to class a not has b hasn't c not 16 they been cooking dinner a incorrect b correct c 17 The present perfect progressive tense is used to describe actions that started in the past and are still continuing. a True b Not always c False 18 The structure of the present perfect progressive is 'have/has been + verb-ing'. a False b have/has + verb-ed c True 19 You can use the present perfect progressive for actions that have recently stopped. a False b Only for ongoing actions c True 20 The present perfect progressive tense can only be used with non-continuous verbs. a True b Only with action verbs c False 21 In the sentence 'I have been studying for three hours', the action is still ongoing. a False b The action is completed c True 22 The present perfect progressive can express the duration of an action. a False b Only for completed actions c True 23 The present perfect progressive is used for actions that will happen in the future. a True b Only for past actions c False 24 You can use 'have' with all subjects in the present perfect progressive. a False b Only with 'I' and 'you' c True 25 The present perfect progressive can be used to emphasize the result of an action. a False b True c Only to describe actions 26 In the sentence 'They have been working hard', the focus is on the action's duration. a Focus is on completion b True c False

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present perfect progressiveVersión en línea

por JUAN CARLOS PEÑARANDA MURILLO

They _________ (visit) Elena for 1 month

he _____ been doing yoga

What have you ______ (do)?

My brother has been working in Medellin ____ 4 years

How long have you been studying here?

A:________ has she been sleeping? B: for 1 hour

I have running for 20 minutes

she been reading a novel

We've been painting the house recently

She has been watching tv _____ 2 o'clock

Melisa and Mary have been going to the gym lately

_______________been buying at that store?

The teacher has been teaching _____ March

Translate: yo he estado comiendo

she ______ been coming to class

they been cooking dinner

The present perfect progressive tense is used to describe actions that started in the past and are still continuing.

The structure of the present perfect progressive is 'have/has been + verb-ing'.

You can use the present perfect progressive for actions that have recently stopped.

The present perfect progressive tense can only be used with non-continuous verbs.

In the sentence 'I have been studying for three hours', the action is still ongoing.

The present perfect progressive can express the duration of an action.

The present perfect progressive is used for actions that will happen in the future.

You can use 'have' with all subjects in the present perfect progressive.

The present perfect progressive can be used to emphasize the result of an action.

In the sentence 'They have been working hard', the focus is on the action's duration.