PERFECT PROGRESSIVE TENSES

Tom ______(stay)__________ at my house since his career.

Make this sentence as Present Perfect Progressive Tenses.

• is staying

• stays

• has been staying

• will be stay

The dogs _____(bark)_______ like that since one hour ago.

Make this sentence as Present Perfect Progressive Tenses.

• are barking

• barked

• have been barking

• will be barked

I ________(follow)_______________ the English class.

Make this sentence as Present Perfect Progressive Tenses.

• am following

• followed

• have been following

• will follow

Dylan _____(study)___________ math for two months before he entered the exam

Make this sentence as Past Perfect Progressive Tenses.

• is studying

• studies

• had been studying

• will study

They ______(build)___________ the room for two days, but still wasn't ready

Make this sentence as Past Perfect Progressive Tenses.

• are building

• builds

• had been building

• will build

Mario _______(feel)___________well before the exam.

Make this sentence as Past Perfect Progressive Tenses.

• is feeling

• feels

• had been feeling

• will feel

The students ________(solve)__________ math exam when one of them fainted.

Make this sentence as Past Perfect Progressive Tenses.

• are solving

• solved

• had been solving

• will be solved

By the time I start my shift, she__________(work)__________ for 18 hours straight.

Make this sentence as Future Perfect Progressive Tenses.

• is working

• works

• will work

• will have been working

Sheila _______(study)________________ for two years by the time I graduate.

Make this sentence as Future Perfect Progressive Tenses.

• is studying

• studies

• will study

• will have been studying

Tom _________(eat)__________ at restaurant for one hour by the time Lucy comes.

• will eat

• will has been eating

• will have been eating

• will have eat