Question

Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous
1) (he/arrive) already?
 Has he arrived
 He is arriving
 Has he been arriving
 Is he arriving
2) Nikki (meet) her friend today.
 has meet
 has been meeting
 is meeting
 ‘s met
3) I (study) all day long, I am very tired.
 have study
 ‘ve been studying
 have studied
 have been studied
4) How long (she/know) your sister?
 has she knowing
 she has known
 has she been knowing
 has she known
5) My mother (eat) more diverse vegetables, and she feels better.
 has eaten
 have eaten
 has been eating
 have been eating
6) Sorry about the noise. I (cook).
 is been cooking
 ‘ve been cooking
 ‘ve cooked
 ‘ve cooking
7) How many times (you/visit) your town this year?
 have you visiting
 have you visited
 you have been visiting
 have you been visiting
8) She (sell) ten bars of chocolate today.
 ‘ve sold
 ‘s been selling
 ‘s sold
 ‘ve been selling
9) Ann (just/cook) pasta. I am going to eat it now.
 has just been cooking
 have just been cooking
 have just cooked
 has just cooked
10) My children (just/play) in yard, they are very happy.
 ‘s just been playing
 ‘ve just played
 ‘ve just been played
 ‘ve played just
11) I (work) at this factory for 15 years.
 ‘ve worked
 ‘ve been working
 ‘s been working
 ‘s worked
12) How long (you/know) your colleague?
 has you known
 have you known
 has you been knowing
 have you been knowing
13) You look happy and excited. What (you/do) since morning.
 have you been doing
 has you done
 have you done
 has you been doing
14) How many times (Sue/visit) Italy?
 have been visiting
 has Sue visited
 has been visiting
 have Sue visited
15) Seems he has a bad memory, he (learn) this poem for 3 hours, but he cannot remember.
 ‘s been learning
 ‘ve learned
 ‘ve been learning
 ‘s learned
16) His stepdaughter likes cartoons, I think so, as she (watch) them for four hours.
 ‘ve been watching
 ‘s watched
 ‘s been watching
 ‘ve watched
17) (Who/study) hard today, I have a present for the who did his best.
 Who has studied
 Who have studied
 Who have been studying
 Who has been studying
18) I (never/see) the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
 ‘ve never seen
 ‘ve been never seen
 ‘s been never seen
 ‘s never seen
19) Sorry for being late. How long (you/wait) for me?
 has you waited
 have you been waiting
 has you been waiting
 have you waited
20) (you/see) Ann recently?
 Have you seen
 Have you been seing
 Has you seen
 Has you been seing

Answer 1

1. has he arrived

2. has meet

3. have been studying

4. has she known

5. has eaten

6. have been cooking

7. have you visited

8. has sold

9. has just cooked

10. have just played

11. have worked

12. have you known

13. have you been doing

14. has Sue visited

15. has learned

16. has been watching

17. who has studied

18. have never seen

19. have you been waiting

20. have you seen