Present Tenses (Continuous or Perfect)

- Do you like it here?
- I ____ (live) here for only a short while. I don’t know yet.
1. have living
2. have been living
3. am living
4. has lived
5. have be living
I ____ (read) this chapter in my chemistry text three times, and I still don’t understand it.
1. am reading
2. have been reading
3. have read
4. have not read
My eyes are getting tired. I ___ (read) for two hours. I think I’ll take a break.
1. have been reading
2. am reading
3. have read
4. has been reading
- Do you like the Edgewater Inn?
- Very much. I ___ (stay) here at least a dozen times. It’s my favorite hotel.
1. have been staying
2. have stayed
3. have staied
4. am staying
5. had stayed
- The baby ____ (cry). Shouldn't we do something?
1. has been crying
2. 's crying
3. has cryed
4. has cried
- Who’s your daughter's new teacher?
- Mrs. Jackson.
- She's one of the best teachers at die elementary school. She ___ (teach) kindergarten for twenty years.
1. has taught
2. has been teaching
3. is teaching
4. have been teaching
- Ed has been playing tennis for ten years, but he still doesn't have a good backhand.
- He _____ (not/ practice) this year.
1. has not practiced
2. has not been practicing
3. is not practicing
4. have not been practiced
How long ______ (you / know) Jill?
1. do you know
2. have you been knowing
3. are you knowing
4. have you known
-Where does M r. Alvarez work?
- At the power, company. He ___ (work) there for fifteen years.
1. have been working
2. has worked
3. is working
4. has been working
5. have worked
- Why are you so tired?
- I _____ (walk) all the day long.
1. have been walking
2. have walked
3. am walking
4. have be walking

Present Tenses (Continuous or Perfect)

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