1) Why do we use present perfect progressive / present perfect progressive ? a) To talk about actions of the past. b) To talk about actions happening now. c) to talk about actions that started in the past and still happen now d) To talk about future actions 2) Fill in the gaps: He________ (read) that book for two hours. a) has read b) have read c) have been reading d) has been reading 3) I ____________ (learn) English for two years. a) have been learned b) has learned c) have been learning d) have learn 4) Tomas ________ (play) videogames all night. a) have been playing b) has been playing c) has played d) has playing 5) She________________(not/write) on her journal since yesterday. a) has wrote b) has written c) have not been writing d) has not been writing 6) _____ Mario_______ (look) for his lost phone? a) have / looking b) have / been looking c) did / been looking d) has / been looking 7) Pablo _________ (try) to fix the broken radio since Monday. a) Have been try b) has been trying c) have been tried d) have tried 8) My mom________ (look) for a job since April. a) is looking b) have looking c) has been looking d) have been looking 9) They_________(not/watch) tv since yesterday. a) has not been watching b) have been watched c) have not been watching d) have watching 10) You________(sleep) for twelve hours. a) has sleeping b) have sleep c) have been sleep d) have been sleeping

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