Present Perfect Continuous Tense

He … (drive) a car through the rain for an hour.

• a. Have been driving

• b. Had been driving

• c. Has been driving

• d. Had driving

They .... talking for the last hour

• a. Have been

• b. Has been

• c. Had been

• d. Will be

John …… (sleep) since 3 hours ago

• a. Have sleeping

• b. Have been sleep

• c. Has been sleep

• d. Has been sleeping

She … (learn) the material since one hour ago in the classroom.

• a. Had been learning

• b. Have been learning

• c. Have learning

• d. Has been learning

We …(walk) for a whole day, but we don’t arrive yet.

• a. Had been walking

• b. Has been walking

• c. Has walking

• d. Have been walking

My brother _____ for five hours

• has been sleeping

• has been sleep

• have been sleeping

• have been sleep

The building ___ standing since he last year

• have been

• has been

• have

• has

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect continuous tense?

• She has been reading for two hours.

• She is reading for two hours.

• She was reading for two hours.

• She will be reading for two hours.

Identify the sentence that is NOT in the present perfect continuous tense.

• They have been playing soccer since morning.

• He has been studying for the exam all week.

• She has been cooking dinner for an hour.

• We are going to the park.

Fill in the blank: I ______ (work) on this project since last month.

• have been working

• has been working

• had been working

• will have been working