<p><strong>A) Use PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE to fill in the blanks:<br /><br /></strong>1.) I'm tired, because I <strong>have been working</strong> (work) very hard.</p>
<p>2.) He <strong>have been writing</strong> (write) letters all morning.</p>
<p>3.) Catherina is getting fatter because she <strong>has been eating</strong> (eat) too much.</p>
<p>4.) My mother <strong>has been peeling</strong> (peel) the potatoes all afternoon.</p>
<p>5.) Cathy <strong>has been attending</strong> (attend) a cookery course since March.</p>
<p>6.) How long <strong>have</strong> you <strong>been</strong> learning (learn) English.</p>
<p>7.) Where are my eye-glasses? I <strong>have been looking</strong> (look) for them for an hour.</p>
<p>8.) Charles <strong>has been escaping</strong> (escape) from the police for years.</p>
<p>9.) How long <strong>have</strong> you <strong>been using</strong> (use) a computer.</p>
<p>10.) Elizabeth <strong>has been living</strong> (live) with Mike for three years.</p>
<p>11.) She <strong>has been earning</strong> (earn) quite a lot of money for the last two years.</p>
<p>12.) It <strong>has been raining</strong> (rain) for six hours.</p>
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<p><strong>B.) Use PRESENT PERFECT TENSE or PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS to fill in the blanks.<br /><br /></strong>1.) I've <strong>bought </strong>/ (<span>have been buying)</span> a new pair of shoes.</p>
<p>2.) <strong>Have you finished</strong> / (<span>Have you been finishing)</span> reading that book yet?</p>
<p>3.) <strong>They</strong>(<span>'ve eaten)</span> / <strong>have been eating </strong>fruit all afternoon, ever since they came from school.</p>
<p>4.) <strong>I</strong>(<span>'ve been reading)</span> / <strong>have read</strong> this book now, so you can have it back.</p>
<p>5.) <strong>I</strong>('ve been writing) / <strong>have written</strong> eight pages already.</p>
<p>6.) Your exam paper is completely blank! What <strong>have you been doing</strong> / (have you done)?</p>
<p>7.) Oh, no! There's nothing to eat. My sister (has been eating) / <strong>has eaten </strong>everything I left in the kitchen.</p>
<p>8.) Oh, no! There's no wine to drink. They <strong>have drunk</strong> / (have been drinking) all the wine.</p>
<p>9.) No wonder your eyes hurt. You'<strong>ve been playing</strong> / (have played) computer games ever since you had your breakfast.</p>
<p>10.) I (haven't seen) / <strong>haven't been seeing</strong> you for ages.</p>
<p>11.) God! Hakan <strong>has scored</strong> / (has been scoring).</p>
<p>12.) They (have danced) / <strong>have been dancing</strong> for an hour.</p>
<p>13.) I <strong>have been waiting</strong> / (have waited) for you for ages.</p>
<p>14.) I<strong>'ve finished</strong> / ('ve been finishing) my work.</p>
<p>15.) I<strong>'ve been writing</strong> / (have written) this letter for an hour.</p>
<p>16.) He <strong>has visited</strong> / (has been visiting) ten museums this week.</p>
<p>17.) I'm very tired. Because I (have traveled) / <strong>have been travelling</strong> around Istanbul all day.</p>
<p>18.) She <strong>has found</strong> / (has been finding) a good job.</p>
<p>19.) I'm hot because I <strong>have been running</strong> / I (have run).</p>
<p>20.) I (have written) / <strong>have been writing</strong> letters for weeks.</p>