grammar

1. PRESENT PERFECT
SIMPLE
PRESENT PERFECT
CONTINUOUS
Which of the two sentences is
better or more likely?

2. •I’ve worked in the garden all
day and now I’m tired.
•I’ve been working in the
garden all day and now I’m
tired.

3. •I’ve been working in the
garden all day and now I’m
tired.

4. •I’ve finished my homework.
Now I’m going to watch TV.
•I’ve been finishing my
homework. Now I’m going to
watch TV.

5. •I’ve finished my homework.
Now I’m going to watch TV.

6. • What have you done with
my keys? - I haven’t seen your
keys.
• What have you been doing
with my keys? - I haven’t seen
your keys.

7. • What have you done with
my keys? - I haven’t seen your
keys.

8. • How long have you known
her?
• How long have you been
knowing her?

9. •How long have you known
her?

10. •I’ve had this computer for over
10 years.
•I’ve been having this computer
for over 10 years.

11. •I’ve had this computer for over
10 years.

12. •I have cooked for the last two
hours and now you tell me
you’re not hungry!
•I have been cooking for the last
two hours and now you tell me
you’re not hungry!

13. •I have been cooking for the last
two hours and now you tell me
you’re not hungry!