Karenadalam present perfect continuous tense kata kerja yang dipakai adalah kata kerja bentuk ing. 18. e. has been Karena subject dalam soal adalah john, dan john adalah he sehingga to be yang dipakai adalah has been. 19. b. drinking Karena dalam present perfect continuous tense rumus yang berlaku adalah S+have/has+been+Ving+o/c. 20. c. has been
Thepast perfect tense is slightly different in its structure and use in a sentence from the simple past tense and the past continuous tense. The past perfect tense clearly states that one action took place before another action in the past. It can also be said that the past perfect tense represents a past action that took place in the past.
Unit4 - Exercise 2 - Present perfect continuous. Choose the correct answer.
1805/2020. Country code: AR. Country: Argentina. School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) (1061958) Main content: Present simple, present continuous, present perfect (1938332) Present simple, present continuous, present perfect exercises.
Thisactivity leads students into writing a short story using the past simple, present perfect simple and continuous, but in a more creative way. Procedure. Tell the students they are going to write a short story. Get the students to read the following questions and decide, with a partner, what the missing words are, but not answer the

Weuse the present perfect continuous tense to talk about: actions and states that began in the past and are still continuing at the time of speaking. I have been holding this ladder for ages.

PresentTense Writing Prompts. The present tense, in these cases, includes the simple present ("She always forgets something") and the present continuous ("I am coming"), as well as the trickier present perfect ("We have seen The Matrix far too many times") and present perfect continuous ("She has been singing since her second glass of wine"). However, it is of course possible to split the
Ihave a question about violating verb tenses. I was taught that you can't use present perfect (or continuous) and past simple within a sentence. You either have to use present perfects (or continuous) with present perfects (or continuous), and past simples with past simples. But I've found this not to be true, so I'm a bit confused. Therefore present perfect no longer makes sense. The action can't be concluded, it's part of a rule. So, if the word "always" appears elsewhere in a sentence, you almost always want to use the regular present tense instead. Without it, present perfect is fine (instead of being a rule, it's now commenting on the pattern up until now).
Usepresent perfect progressive to focus on the duration of an action that started in the past and continues until now. Use future perfect with the phrase "By the" + future time period. E.g. Use present perfect continuous to focus on the duration of an act that continued in the past until the present. // Use 'would + verb' after wish when
Wecan use the present perfect to talk about life experiences of a living person. She 's eaten in lots of expensive restaurants. contrast: present perfect continuous vs present perfect simple b2. Present perfect simple. affirmative, negative, yes/no questions a2. contrast: present perfect vs past simple b1.
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