Lesson on Present Perfect SIMPLE or Present Perfect CONTINUOUS (I have lived or I have been living?)

What is the main focus of the present perfect simple tense?

• The completion of an action

• The duration of an action

• The location of an action

• The future possibility of an action

Which adverb is commonly used with the present perfect simple to indicate a recent action?

• Just

• Eventually

• Soon

• Later

What does the present perfect continuous tense emphasize?

• The completion of an action

• The duration of an action

• The future possibility of an action

• The location of an action

In which situation would you use the present perfect continuous tense?

• To describe a completed action

• To indicate a future action

• To describe a habitual action

• To emphasize the temporary nature of an action

How is the present perfect simple used when discussing quantities?

• To show the duration of an action

• To describe a future action

• To indicate the completion of an action

• To discuss how much or how many

What is a key difference between the present perfect simple and continuous tenses?

• The simple tense is used for future actions, while the continuous is for past actions

• The simple tense is used for temporary actions, while the continuous is for permanent actions

• The simple tense focuses on duration, while the continuous focuses on completion

• The simple tense focuses on completion, while the continuous emphasizes duration

What advice is given for using both present perfect tenses correctly?

• Use the simple tense for actions with known time

• Avoid using adverbs with these tenses

• Always use the continuous tense for completed actions

• Write two true sentences about your life using both tenses