The present: simple, continuous, and perfect aspects

Your best friend ___ the job of her dreams!

• get

• has gotten

• has been getting

• is getting

Your neighbor ___ loud music for five hours. It's now 3 a.m

• plays

• have played

• has been playing

• is playing

Apparently, a colleague or classmate ___ something sarcastic about you.

• says

• has said

• have been saying

• are saying

You ___ at home all day, and you haven't spoken to anyone, not even your boss.

• work

• has worked

• have been working

• are working

Your siblings ___ always ___ their phone during mealtimes.

• do / check

• have / checked

• been have / checking

• are / checking

Your favorite team ___ five games in a row this season.

• loses

• has lost

• have been losing

• are losing

You ___ eight hours a day recently, and your teacher often ___ you extra assignments.

• study / gives

• have studied / give

• have been studying / gives

• are studying / is giving