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Present perfect simple / continuous Hi, I´m your computer virus. I´m going to eat some letters in your e-mails. click to start the game click three times to get 3 prompts Click anywhere on the slide to go to the next one. click to see the correct answer Present perfect simple / continuous

I have been d……………. my bedroom. My hands are dirty. I have been d……………. my bedroom. decorated decorating decorate

I´m going on holiday to Africa. You know, I have never s……………. elephants. saw seeing seen

How long have we k….. each other? known know knew

I have been w…………… in the garden. I feel exhausted. I have been w…………… in the garden. worked working work

Where are you? I have been w……..…… for you for an hour! waited waiting wait

You aren´t dating David. What´s h…..…………? happen happening happened

I´ve h….….…..the skis since last winter. had been having having

I have been l ..…………..in London We moved flat. I have been l ..…………..in London for two weeks. lived been living living

Peter´s t…..………lots of photos at the party. took taking taken

My parents have been p…………. chess all the evening. play playing played

She´s always l…………..him. been loving loved loving

I haven´t told my parents ……….. for never yet

Tom´s been playing tennis.…………......last sumer. since for ever

I have been ….……………. in the rain. My hair is wet. I have been ….……………. in the rain. run running ran

I´ve p..…….…..my English exam! passing passed pass

It´s b..…..…….raining here since Sunday. being was been

Have you .....………met someone famous? ever never yet

Well, I´ve already c….….….….her. calling called been call

I need a new student ID card. I have l……..……...it. lost loosed loosing

How many articles about global warming have you r……........? reading read been reading

This house has been f…..………. recently. finished finishing finish

Our teacher´s been t……..…… for ten years. teaching taught teached

Has he studied international relations? No, he …………… didn´t have hasn´t hasn´t got

Have they met him? No, they …..……. have not hasn´t haven´t

That´s what my mum told me: “That´s enough! You ….……….been annoying me all day.“ are have haven´t

My brother……..………..eaten all my sweets. having have has

How many driving lessons have you .…..………..? been having had has

Jane´s …………..done her homework. for yet already

My Grandma´s b…………….three cakes so far. baking baked been baking