Focus 3, Unit 1 Present Perfect Continuous/ Dynamic and state verbs

Use Present simple or present continuous.

I'm sorry but I                  a question at all. (not understand)

Use Present simple or present continuous.

Are winters cold in your country?                woollen hats and gloves in January? (people/wear)

Use Present simple or present continuous.

I      to call Tom. He left me a message this morning. (need)

Use Present simple or present continuous.

What                ? It's too late to play music so loud. (they/do)

Use Present simple or present continuous.

Jack hasn't given me my book back. He                  it. (still/read)

Use the prompts to write sentences. Use the Present Perfect Continuous.

you / wait / long?

Use the prompts to write sentences. Use the Present Perfect Continuous.

We / live / here / for three years

Use the prompts to write sentences. Use the Present Perfect Continuous.

how long / she / write / this article?

Use the prompts to write sentences. Use the Present Perfect Continuous.

He / not / answer / my calls / recently.

Use the prompts to write sentences. Use the Present Perfect Continuous.

Why / they / travel / so much this year?

Use the Present Perfect Simple or Continuous

I                   [have been felt, have been feeling, have felt] very tired recently. That's why I                    [have spent, have been spending, have been spent]the last twelve hours in bed.

Use the Present Perfect Simple or Continuous

Astrid                   [has working, have been working, has been working] in the garden all afternoon. You can see that she                   [has been planting, has planted, has planting] a lot of flowers.

Use the Present Perfect Simple or Continuous

Nick                  [has been passing, has passed, have passed] his driving exam this month so he                      [hasn't driven, hasn't been driving, haven't been driving] very long.

Use the Present Perfect Simple or Continuous

How long                        [have you been learning, have you learnt, you have been learning] to play the piano?                       [Have you been winning, Have you won] any competitions?

Use the Present Perfect Simple or Continuous

I                 [haven't cutting, haven't cut, have cut] my hair since 2010. I                    [have grown, have been growing, have been growning] it!