Present Perfect / Present Perfect Progressive

Write the sentence with the proper Tense (Present perfect or Present Progressive) using the pronoun and verb given.

... (they/arrive) already?

Write the sentence with the proper Tense (Present perfect or Present Progressive) using the pronoun and verb given.

Lucy... (run) 2000 metres today.

Write the sentence with the proper Tense (Present perfect or Present Progressive) using the pronoun and verb given.

I ... (clean) all morning - I'm fed up!

Write the sentence with the proper Tense (Present perfect or Present Progressive) using the pronoun and verb given.

How long ... (you/know) Simon?

Write the sentence with the proper Tense (Present perfect or Present Progressive) using the pronoun and verb given.

I ... (drink) more water recently, and I feel better.

Write the sentence with the proper Tense (Present perfect or Present Progressive) using the pronoun and verb given.

How many times ... (you/take) this exam?

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The students ... (finish) their exams. They're very happy.

• have been finished

• have finished

• have been finishing

• have finishing

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John is exhausted these days. He ... (work) too hard recently.

• has worked

• have worked

• has been working

• have been working

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I ... (read) your book all day. It's very interesting, but I'm only on chapter 2.

• has been read

• have been reading

• have reading

• have read

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Help, I ... (lose) my wallet. How can I get home?

• have been loosing

• have loose

• have been lost

• have lost