Present Perfect Continuous

Match the question with its answer: What have you been working on lately?. What kind of books have you been reading recently?. Who have you been spending most of your time with?. Why have you been avoiding that conversation?. How long have you been thinking about that decision?.

Put the sentence in the correct order: a working been project. new has on He.

Put the sentence in the correct order: focusing been her She has English. on.

Put the sentence in the correct order: been about it lately. thinking I haven’t.

Put the sentence in the correct order: I spending have most my my of time family. been with.

Put the sentence in the correct order: Anna reading books. been has self-development.

Put the sentence in the correct order: haven’t I driving been lately. much.

Match the question with its answer. What series have you been watching lately?. What have you been doing to improve your English?. How have you been feeling this week?. Where have you been traveling these days?. What new skills have you been trying to learn?.

Put the sentence in the correct order: traveling have their around country. They been.

Put the sentence in the correct order: been new haven’t anything lately. I learning.

Put the sentence in the correct order: has been feeling good. My aunt.

Put the sentence in the correct order: have watching We documentaries lately. been.

Put the sentence in the correct order: have been practicing every English day. I.

Match the verb tense with its examples. Present Perfect. Present Perfect Continuous.

Translate the sentence: Tenho estudado inglês todos os dias.

Translate the sentence: Ele tem trabalhado em casa esta semana.

Translate the sentence: Elas têm feito exercícios na academia.

Translate the sentence: Não estou esperando há muito tempo.

Rewrite the sentence into negative: I have been practicing speaking every day.

Rewrite the sentence into negative: We have been traveling around Brazil.

Rewrite the sentence into negative: She has been cooking recently.

Rewrite the sentence into negative: They have been watching that series together.

Change the sentence into negative: She has been reading that book all afternoon.