(Копія) Perfect Continuous Tenses

It ___ for two days. If it doesn`t stop soon, we won`t be able to leave the cabin.

Make up the sentences using the Present Perfect Tense.

1. Betty / not to phone / me / since last Wednesday. __________________________________________________________

2. I / to see / this woman / never. __________________________________________________________

3. The lecture / to finish / just. __________________________________________________________

4. Mike / not ride / a bike / since childhood. __________________________________________________________

5. Martin / to consult / with a tax lawyer / yet? __________________________________________________________

6. We / not to meet / each other / for six years. __________________________________________________________

7. Wendy / to tell / me / about the results of the research / just. _________________________________________________________

8. They / to send / the invitations to their wedding / yet? _________________________________________________________

9. Simon / to be / to Norway / ever? _________________________________________________________

10. Our firm / to pay / all the taxes / already. ____________________________________________________________

Which Tense is used in these sentences?

He is very tired. He ________for the last three hours.

Make the sentences in Present Perfect Continuous

1. (she / work here for five years)
                                   
2. (I / study all day)
                          
3. (you / eat a lot recently)

4. (we / not / exercise enough)
                                 
5. (she / not / study)

Make the past perfect continuous positive:

1. I                  (work) all day, so I didn’t want to go out.
2. She                   (sleep) for ten hours when I woke her.
3. They                 (live) in Beijing for three years when
he lost his job.
4. When we met, you                  (work) at that company
for six months.
5. We                 (eat) all day, so we felt a bit ill.

Make the future perfect continuous positive.

1. I                        (work), so I’ll be tired.
2. She                        (play) tennis, so she’ll be
hungry.
3. We                        (walk) all day, so we’ll want to
relax in the evening.
4. He                        (cook), so the kitchen will be
warm.
5. They                           (travel), so they’ll want to go
to bed early.