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Present Perfect vs Perfect Continuous Tenses Fill in Worksheet
Fill in the blanks with
Present Perfect
or
Perfect Progressive
Tenses
Subject Grammar:
Present Perfect Tense
Present Perfect Continuous
Future Perfect Tense
Verb Tenses Timeline
Subject Exercises:
Future Perfect Worksheet
Present Perfect vs Perfect Progressive 1
Present Perfect vs Perfect Progressive 2
Present Perfect / Perfect Progressive 3
Present Perfect vs Perfect Progressive Fill In
Present Perfect vs Past Perfect
Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Progressive
Present Perfect vs Past Perfect Tenses
Future Perfect vs Perfect Continuous
PDF Exercises:
Exercise 1
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Exercise 2
1. Those children ---- (eat) chocolate all day. That's why they feel sick!
2. Your phone looks old, how long ---- (have) it for?
3. They ---- (run) nonstop for 2 hours, I can't believe how they can do that.
4. Josh ---- (do/homework) for four hours and he still has a lot more to do.
5. I ---- (have) my car for 22 years, I think it's time to retire it.
6. Jerry ---- (not / see) the movie they are talking about.
7. You ---- (eat) two hamburgers, that's more than enough.
8. She ---- (not / take care) herself lately, I am afraid she is going to get sick.
9. We ---- (live) in this town for 16 years and we love it here.
10. Where ---- (you/be) in the past 3 hours?
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