II THE PRESEN PERFECT PROGRESSIVE TENSE II

The present perfect progressive is a verb tense that shows an action or event that......

• is about the future

• started in the past and continuous until the present

• started and finished in the past

• is only about routines

The structure in an affirmative sentence in present perfect progressive is ...

• Subject + have/has + been + verb + ing + complement

• Subject + complement + have/has + been + verb + ing

• have/has + subject + been + verb + ing + complement

• verb + ing + subject + have/has + been + complement

Choose the correct sentence in present perfect progressive tense

• Ana have been cooking lasagna

• Ana had been cooking lasagna

• Ana has been cooking lasagna

• Ana cooks lasagna

Choose the correct sentence in present progressive tense affirmative form

• The teacher have been explaining the lesson

• The teacher has explained the lesson

• The teacher explained the lesson

• The teacher has been explaining the lesson

Choose the correct sentence in present progressive tense in affirmative form

• I have been studying for the evaluation

• I has been studying for the evaluation

• I studied for the evaluation

• I am studying for the evaluation

The structure for present perfect tense in negative form is

• not + subject + have/has + been + verb + ing + complement

• subject + have/has + been + verb + ing + complement

• Subjet + have/has + not + been + verb + ing + complement

• complement + subject + have/has +not + been + verb + ing

Choose the correct sentence in present perfect progressive in negative form

• she has not been swimming in the river

• she has been swimming in the river

• she swam in the river

• she has not been swam in the river

Choose the correct sentence in present perfect progressive in negative form

• My mother has baked a cake

• My mother has not been baking a cake

• My mother has been baking a cake

• Has my mother been baking a cake ?

Choose the correct sentence in present perfect progressive in negative form

• The dog drank water

• the dog is drinking water

• the dog has been drinking water

• The dog has not been drinking water

Choose the correct sentence in present perfect progressive in negative form

• The students have not been sweeping the classroom

• The students have swept the classroom

• The students has not been sweeping the classroom

• The students have not sweeping the classroom