PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE/CONTINUOUS

You look exhausted today. Everything OK?

• Yes, I prepared everything for the astronomy club presentation on the school open day.

• Yes. I have been working on the astronomy club stall for the open day since the beginning of the week.

• Not really. I have worked a lot on the astronomy club stall.

• Yes, but I had spend a long time on this project.

Is the shop ready to open?

• No, I haven't tidied it already.

• No, I still have tidied it.

• Yes, I have tidied it yet.

• Yes, I have just tidied it.

Those two girls of the front row _______________ to each other since the film started.

• have been speaking

• have spoken

• have speaking

• had spoke

Where have you been?

• I have being waiting for you since the morning!

• I have been waiting for you for ages!

• I have waited for you since thirty minutes!

• I have waited for you since the Prehistory!

Maddie has _____________ set up a car wash business.

• since Monday

• yet

• ever

• just

• for long

Why is your hair wet? It _______________ for hours and I didn't have any umbrella!

• have raining

• has rained

• has been raining

• has being rained

We __________ haven't found a Mexican restaurant in this city. I have ____________ asked a friend of mine and she says there is one round the corner.

• already / ever

• never / just

• already / yet

• still / just

One of these sentences is WRONG.

• I have never tasted Vietnamese food.

• I haven't tasted Vietnamese food yet.

• I have ever tasted Vietnamese food.

• I still haven't tasted Vietnamese food.

Has the waiter ____________ the bill yet? No, he has been _____________ everything is correct.

• brought / checking

• brought / checked

• bring / checking

• bringing / checked

• bringed / check

Mike has had a fast-food restaurant _______________.

• since ten years

• for twenty years

• for 2003

• since a long time