latihan present perfect continuous tense

ContohSoal Present Perfect Continuous Pilihan Ganda dan Jawabannya Use the words in the brackets to complete the questions (Gunakan kata-kata yang terdapat di dalam kurung untuk melengkapi kalimat di bawah) 1. She this science for 3 years. (study) a. Have been studying c. has studied b. Has been studying d. is studying 2. SoalPresent Continuous Tense Spread the love Materi Present Continuous Tense Sekilas Present Continuous Tense Present continuous tense merupakan bentuk kata kerja yang digunakan untuk mengungkapkan aksi yang sedang berlangsung atau rencana dimasa depan. Tense ini dibentuk dengan auxiliary verb "be" is/am/are dan present participle (-ing). 40Soal Present Perfect Continuous Tense Beserta Jawaban Soal Pilihan Ganda Materi Present Perfect Continuous Tense 1 here for over two hours? A. Has she been waiting B. Does she has been waiting C. not have you been attending D. have you not been attending Jawaban: A. Has she been waiting 2. Why Mandarin classes for the last three weeks? Masihada 4 latihan soal tentang Present Continuous Tense yang bisa kamu kerjakan. Silakan lanjut ke halaman kedua. Exercise! Present Continuous Tense Negatif. Pilihlah jawaban yang paling tepat untuk melengkapi kalimat-kalimat rumpang di bawah ini agar menjadi kalimat present continuous tense negatif yang tepat. KalimatPresent Continous Tense dibentuk oleh Auxiliary verb "be" seperti am, is, are dan diikuti oleh Present Participle (bentuk V+ing) Untuk itu lebih lanjutnyaaa mari kita simak 20 Latihan Soal Present Continous Tense Dan Jawabanya. Dengan Contoh Soal Present Continuous Tense Positif Negatif Interogatif. Semoga dapat kalian pelajari Les Meilleurs Sites De Rencontres Musulmans. Join our TeamOnline Platform TutorialTEFL CoursesContact Us / FAQ Grammar Active vs. Passive VoiceAdverbial ClausesAdverbial PhrasesBe Going To StatementsBe Going To Wh QuestionsBe Going To Yes/No QuestionsBe Going To & Present ContinuousComparativesSuperlativesComparatives & SuperlativesZero ConditionalFirst ConditionalSecond ConditionalThird ConditionalMixed ConditionalsFuture ContinuousFuture Continuous vs. Future Perfect Future Perfect ContinuousFuture Perfect SimpleFuture SimpleFuture Time ClausesMixed Future TensesGerunds & InfinitivesHave Got & Has GotI wish & If onlyImperativesIrregular VerbsNarrative TensesNoun ClausesNoun PhrasesPassive VoicePast ContinuousPast Perfect Past Perfect ContinuousPast Perfect Simple & ContinuousPast Simple Affirmative & NegativePast Simple PassivePast Simple Regular VerbsPast Simple vs. Past ContinuousPast Simple Was and WerePast Simple Wh QuestionsPast Simple Yes/No QuestionsPast Tense ReviewPresent ContinuousPresent PerfectPresent Perfect ContinuousPresent Perfect - Ever and NeverPresent Perfect - For and SincePresent Perfect - Just, Yet & Already Present Perfect vs. Past SimplePresent Simple Affirmative & NegativePresent Simple PassivePresent Simple vs. Present ContinuousPresent Simple Wh QuestionsPresent Simple Yes/No QuestionsPresent Tense ReviewQuestion WordsRelative ClausesReported SpeechSubject-Verb AgreementTag QuestionsThere is & There areUsed toVerb to beWh Questions Parts of Speech Abstract NounsAdjectivesAdjective-Noun CollocationsAdjectives of Feeling & EmotionAdjectives of OpinionAdjectives of QuantityAdjective OppositesAdjective OrderAdjective-Preposition Collocations-ed and -ing AdjectivesAdverb-Adjective CollocationsAdverb OrderAdverbs of Affirmation & NegationAdverbs of DegreeAdverbs of Frequency Adverbs of MannerAdverbs of PlaceAdverbs of TimeArticles - a, an, theCausative VerbsCollective NounsCommon & Proper NounsCompound AdjectivesCompound NounsConcrete NounsConjunctionsCountable & Uncountable NounsDemonstrative AdjectivesDemonstrative PronounsDependent Prepositions Indefinite PronounsIntensifiers & MitigatorsInterjectionsModal Verbs of AbilityModals of Deduction & SpeculationModals of NecessityModals of Obligation & ProhibitionModals of Possibility & CertaintyOnomatopoeiaParts of SpeechPhrasal VerbsPossessivesPrefixesPrepositions of Movement Prepositions of PlacePrepositions of TimeProper AdjectivesQuantifiersReflexive PronounsSense Verbs and AdjectivesSingular & Plural NounsSo and SuchSubject & Object PronounsSuffixesToo and EnoughTransition WordsVerb-Noun CollocationsVerbs Functional Language Agreeing & DisagreeingAir TravelAsking PermissionAt the Dentist'sAt the Doctor'sBeing PoliteClassroom LanguageComplaining & ApologizingComplimentingCritical Thinking & Problem SolvingDescribing Character & Personality Describing People's AppearanceDescribing PlacesDescribing ThingsEmailingEtiquette and Manners Getting AroundGetting to Know YouGiving AdviceGiving DirectionsGiving Opinions Giving Personal InformationGreetings & IntroductionsHolidaysIndirect QuestionsLikes and DislikesMaking ArrangementsMaking DecisionsMaking ExcusesMaking InvitationsMaking Offers & Promises Making RequestsMaking SuggestionsOnline CommunicationOrdering Food & DrinkShoppingSmall TalkSocial MediaTelephoningTimes and DatesTravel General English AnimalsBritish English vs. American EnglishChristmasCities & TownsClothes & FashionColoursComputers & SmartphonesCountries & NationalitiesCrime, Law & Punishment Cultural CelebrationsEasterEducationFamily & RelationshipsFood & DrinkGoing Out & EntertainmentHalloweenHealth & FitnessHobbies & Free Time Houses, Rooms & FurnitureIdiomsJobs & the WorkplaceLove, Romance & DatingModes of TransportMoneyMusicNumbersParts of the Body Reading ComprehensionSeasonsSpaceSportsThe Natural WorldTime ExpressionsTV & FilmValentine's DayWeather Academic English Academic CollocationsAcademic Reading ComprehensionAWL Sublist 1 & 2Cause and Effect EssaysCompare and Contrast Essays DebatingDiscussion EssaysDiscussionsEssay WritingParagraph Writing Persuasive EssaysPresentation SkillsProblem Solution EssaysPunctuation Reading SkillsReferenced EssaysStudy SkillsThe Writing Process Business English Business Emails Business Meetings Business Negotiations Talking About Jobs Games Answer GamesBrainstorming GamesCategory GamesClassic Childhood GamesCounting GamesDescribing GamesDrawing Games Drilling Activity GamesFirst Day of Class GamesFlashcard GamesGrammar GamesHangman GamesListening Games Miming GamesMusic GamesQuestion & Answer GamesQuiz GamesSentence Race GamesSpelling Games TV Game ShowsVerb GamesVocabulary GamesWord Association GamesWord GamesYes/No Question Games Ideas Classroom Interaction Patterns Classroom Management Concept Checking Cultural AwarenessDeveloping Students' Listening SkillsDeveloping Students' Reading Skills Developing Students' Speaking SkillsEliciting TechniquesESL Dictations How to Introduce a LessonHow to Use Music in ESL ClassLesson Planning Making Teaching Materials Relevant Problems Learning EnglishTeaching English Idioms Teaching English VocabularyTeaching Large ClassesTeaching Mixed-Ability Classes Teaching Small ClassesThe First Day of ClassUsing Correction in ClassUsing Song Gap Fills Join Now Online MembershipESL Essentials eBook Series Present Perfect Continuous ESL Activities, Games and Worksheets Intermediate B1 Upper-intermediate B2 A Perfect Review! ESL Present Perfect Continuous Worksheet - Grammar Exercises Matching, Binary Choice, Sentence Completion, Writing Sentences from Prompts - Intermediate B1 - 30 minutes In this useful present perfect continuous worksheet, students review the uses of the present perfect continuous tense and identify how it is different from the present perfect simple. Students start by matching sentence halves together to make present perfect continuous sentences. Next, students read a set of sentences and underline the correct perfect tense in each one. Students then complete a grammar explanation on the difference between the present perfect simple and the present perfect continuous based on what they've learned. After that, students use verbs from a box to write present perfect continuous sentences to explain the present conditions expressed in the prompts. Finally, students use prompts to write what each person usually does versus what they have been doing recently. In this exercise, students practice using the present perfect continuous to express a recent or temporary change in someone's routine. Have you been...? ESL Present Perfect Continuous Activity - Grammar and Speaking Writing Short Answers, Asking and Answering Questions, Freer and Communicative Practice - Pair Work - Intermediate B1 - 30 minutes In this present perfect continuous speaking activity, students practice asking and answering Have you been questions. Students begin by writing short answers for the items on the worksheet in a random order in speech bubbles. Next, students swap worksheets with a partner. Students then take it in turns to choose an answer from one of their partner's speech bubbles and ask present perfect continuous Have you been...? questions to find out what the answer refers to. For example, if a student wrote the answer 'seven o'clock' in one of the speech bubbles, their partner might ask 'Have you been waking up at seven o'clock recently?' The student replies 'Yes, I have' or 'No, I haven't' accordingly. When a partner asks the right question, the student explains their answer, 'Yes, I have. I've been waking up at seven o'clock because I go jogging in the park before school, etc...' After the student has explained the answer and it's been discussed, their partner puts a tick next to the bubble and the students swap roles. What have I been doing? ESL Present Perfect Continuous Game - Grammar and Speaking Miming, Guessing, Forming Sentences - Group Work - Intermediate B1 - 30 minutes In this free present perfect continuous game, students take it in turns to do a mime and other students guess what the person has been doing. A student from Team A comes to the front of the class. The student asks the class, “What have I been doing?” The student then has two minutes to mime a sentence on a card to their team. During these two minutes, the members of Team A can ask the student questions about what they have been doing to which the student can nod yes or no. If Team A guesses the sentence in the allotted time, they score two points. If they don’t guess the sentence or time runs out, it is Team B's turn to answer. If Team B guesses correctly, they score one point. A student from Team B then comes to the front of the class and the game continues in the same way. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins. What have they been doing? ESL Present Perfect Continuous Activity - Grammar and Speaking Asking and Answering Questions, Forming Sentences - Pair Work - Intermediate B1 - 20 minutes In this engaging present perfect continuous speaking activity, students use picture cards to ask and answer questions in the present perfect continuous tense. Students take it in turns to pick up a picture card, show it to their partner and ask what the person or people in the picture have been doing, 'What has he been doing?' Their partner then answers the question by making a sentence in the present perfect continuous, 'He has been reading a book.' Students continue taking it in turns to ask and answer questions in the present perfect continuous until all the picture cards have been used. What have you been doing recently? ESL Present Perfect Continuous Survey - Speaking Activity Asking and Answering Questions from Prompts, Freer Practice - Intermediate B1 - 30 minutes In this insightful present perfect continuous activity, students conduct a survey on recent activities and actions to practice the tense. This activity also helps to teach students about time expressions used with the present perfect continuous. Students begin by going through the items on the worksheet and preparing present perfect continuous questions for the survey. Students then move around the classroom asking and answering questions about their recent activities and actions, 'Have you been working hard recently?' When a classmate answers 'Yes, I have' to a question, the other student writes down their name and asks a follow-up question or two. Students then move on to speak to someone else. When everyone has finished, students give feedback by sharing and discussing any interesting findings with the class. Are you lying to me? ESL Present Perfect Continuous Board Game - Speaking and Grammar True or False, Impromptu Speech, Guessing, Communicative Practice - Group Work - Upper-intermediate B2 - 30 minutes In this fun present perfect continuous board game, students give true or false information about themselves using the present perfect continuous tense. Players take it in turns to roll the dice and move their counter along the board. When a player lands on a square, they pick up a true or false card. The player then talks about the topic on the square using the present perfect continuous tense, giving either true or false information as indicated on the card. When the player has finished talking, the other students guess whether the player's answer is true or false. The player then reveals the answer. The students who guessed correctly each score one point. When a player reaches the finish, the game ends and students add up their points. The student with the most points wins the game. Early Release ESL Present Perfect Continuous Activity - Grammar and Speaking Information Gap, Asking and Answering Questions, Freer and Communicative Practice - Pair Work - Upper-intermediate B2 - 20 minutes In this present perfect continuous information gap activity, students find out what useful acts prisoners have been doing and decide who should be released early. Read through the prison scenario with the students. In two groups, students then complete sentences describing the useful things the prisoners have been doing using verbs in the present perfect continuous, 'Gino has been cutting the prison lawns six times a week'. Next, students pair up with someone from the other group. Students then complete the missing information in their chart by asking their partner present perfect continuous questions to find out what useful acts the other prisoners have been doing, 'What has Pablo been doing?' When both students have completed the chart, they decide which prisoner they think deserves to be released early. What do you think they have been doing? ESL Present Perfect Continuous Role-Play - Grammar and Speaking Activity Asking and Answering Questions, Sentence Completion, Controlled Practice - Group Work - Upper-intermediate B2 - 25 minutes In this free present perfect continuous activity, students take on a character role and ask questions to find out what other people have been doing. In groups, students take on the role of the person on their character card and find out what the other people in their group have been doing by asking questions and completing a chart with the information. In order to complete the chart, students must use the present perfect continuous and ask a total of four questions. Students go around their group asking and answering the questions and noting down the information in their chart. When the students have finished, they look at the information and guess what each person has been doing. Students then complete sentences with their answers using the present perfect continuous. What have you been up to? ESL Present Perfect Continuous Activity - Grammar and Speaking Asking and Answering Questions from Prompts, Small Talk, Communicative Practice - Pair Work - Upper-intermediate B2 - 30 minutes This communicative present perfect continuous activity helps students develop their small talk conversation skills and practice the present perfect continuous tense. In pairs, one student starts the conversation by saying 'Hi..., what have you been up to?' The other student then picks up a card, reads the prompt and replies using the present perfect continuous, 'I've been busy searching for a new apartment'. The other student then shows interest and asks appropriate follow-up questions to keep the conversation going. When the conversation is over, students swap roles and make a new conversation with the next card and so on. Afterwards, pairs take it in turns to act out one of their small talk conversations in front of the class. You are here Home > Grammar > Present Perfect Continuous HomeGrammarActive vs. Passive VoiceAdverbial ClausesAdverbial PhrasesBe Going To StatementsBe Going To Wh QuestionsBe Going To Yes/No QuestionsBe Going To & Present ContinuousComparativesSuperlativesComparatives & SuperlativesZero ConditionalFirst ConditionalSecond ConditionalThird ConditionalMixed ConditionalsFuture ContinuousFuture Continuous vs. Future PerfectFuture Perfect ContinuousFuture Perfect SimpleFuture SimpleFuture Time ClausesMixed Future TensesGerunds & InfinitivesHave got & Has gotI wish & If onlyImperativesIrregular VerbsNarrative TensesNoun ClausesNoun PhrasesPassive VoicePast ContinuousPast PerfectPast Perfect ContinuousPast Perfect Simple & ContinuousPast Simple Affirmative & NegativePast Simple PassivePast Simple Regular VerbsPast Simple vs. Past ContinuousPast Simple Was and WerePast Simple Wh QuestionsPast Simple Yes/No QuestionsPast Tense ReviewPresent ContinuousPresent PerfectPresent Perfect - Ever and NeverPresent Perfect - For and SincePresent Perfect - Just, Yet & AlreadyPresent Perfect vs. Past SimplePresent Perfect ContinuousPresent Simple Affirmative & NegativePresent Simple PassivePresent Simple vs. Present ContinuousPresent Simple Wh QuestionsPresent Simple Yes/No QuestionsPresent Tense ReviewQuestion WordsRelative ClausesReported SpeechSubject-Verb AgreementTag QuestionsThere is & There areUsed toVerb to beWh QuestionsParts of SpeechAbstract NounsAdjectivesAdjective-Noun CollocationsAdjectives of Feeling & EmotionAdjectives of OpinionAdjectives of QuantityAdjective OppositesAdjective OrderAdjective-Preposition Collocations-ed and -ing AdjectivesAdverb-Adjective CollocationsAdverb OrderAdverbs of Affirmation and NegationAdverbs of DegreeAdverbs of FrequencyAdverbs of MannerAdverbs of PlaceAdverbs of TimeArticles - a, an, theCausative VerbsCollective NounsCommon & Proper NounsCompound AdjectivesCompound NounsConcrete nounsConjunctionsCountable & Uncountable NounsDemonstrative AdjectivesDemonstrative PronounsDependent PrepositionsIndefinite PronounsIntensifiers & MitigatorsInterjectionsModal Verbs of AbilityModals of Deduction & SpeculationModals of NecessityModals of Obligation & ProhibitionModals of Possibility & CertaintyOnomatopoeiaParts of SpeechPhrasal VerbsPossessivesPrefixesPrepositions of MovementPrepositions of PlacePrepositions of TimeProper AdjectivesQuantifiersReflexive PronounsSense Verbs & AdjectivesSingular & Plural NounsSo and SuchSubject & Object PronounsSuffixesToo and EnoughTransition WordsVerb-Noun CollocationsVerbsFunctional LanguageAgreeing & DisagreeingAir TravelAsking PermissionAt the Dentist'sAt the Doctor'sBeing PoliteClassroom LanguageComplaining & ApologizingComplimentingCritical Thinking & Problem SolvingDescribing Character & PersonalityDescribing People's AppearanceDescribing PlacesDescribing ThingsEmailingEtiquette and Manners Getting AroundGetting to Know YouGiving AdviceGiving DirectionsGiving OpinionsGiving Personal InformationGreetings & IntroductionsHolidaysIndirect QuestionsLikes and DislikesMaking ArrangementsMaking DecisionsMaking ExcusesMaking InvitationsMaking Offers & PromisesMaking RequestsMaking SuggestionsOnline CommunicationOrdering Food & DrinkShoppingSmall TalkSocial MediaTelephoningTimes and DatesTravelGeneral EnglishAnimalsBritish English vs. American EnglishChristmasCities & TownsClothes & FashionColoursComputers & SmartphonesCountries & NationalitiesCrime, Law & PunishmentCultural CelebrationsEasterEducationFamily & RelationshipsFood & DrinkGoing Out & EntertainmentHalloweenHealth & FitnessHobbies & Free TimeHouses, Rooms & FurnitureIdiomsJobs & the WorkplaceLove, Romance & DatingModes of TransportMoneyMusicNumbersParts of the BodyReading ComprehensionSeasonsSpaceSportsThe Natural WorldTime ExpressionsTV & FilmValentine's DayWeatherAcademic EnglishAcademic CollocationsAcademic Reading ComprehensionAWL Sublist 1 and 2Cause and Effect EssaysCompare and Contrast EssaysDebatingDiscussion EssaysDiscussionsEssay WritingParagraph WritingPersuasive EssaysPresentation SkillsProblem Solution EssaysPunctuationReading SkillsReferenced EssaysStudy SkillsThe Writing ProcessBusiness EnglishBusiness EmailsBusiness MeetingsBusiness NegotiationsTalking about JobsESL GamesBrainstorming GamesCategory GamesClassic Childhood Games Counting GamesDescribing GamesDrawing GamesDrilling Activity GamesFirst Day of Class GamesFlashcard GamesAnswer Games Grammar GamesHangman GamesListening GamesMiming GamesMusic GamesQuestion & Answer GamesQuiz GamesSentence Race GamesSpelling GamesTV Game ShowsVerb GamesVocabulary GamesWord Association GamesWord GamesYes/No Question GamesIdeasClassroom Interaction Patterns Classroom ManagementConcept CheckingCultural AwarenessDeveloping Students' Listening SkillsDeveloping Students' Reading SkillsDeveloping Students' Speaking SkillsEliciting TechniquesESL DictationsHow to Introduce a LessonHow to Use Music in ESL ClassLesson PlanningMaking Teaching Materials RelevantProblems Learning EnglishTeaching English IdiomsTeaching English VocabularyTeaching Large ClassesTeaching Mixed-Ability ClassesTeaching Small ClassesThe First Day of ClassUsing Correction in ClassUsing Song Gap FillsOnline MembershipESL Essentials eBook SeriesOnline Platform TutorialTEFL Certification & CoursesJoin our TeamContact Us / FAQAbout UsPrivacy PolicyTerms of Use The present perfect continuous also known as the present perfect progressive is a verb tense used to talk about something that started in the past and is continuing at the present time. In this sentence, using the present perfect continuous conveys that reading War and Peace is an activity that began sometime in the past and is not yet finished in the present which is understandable, given the length of Leo Tolstoy’s weighty tome. How to form the present perfect continuous The formula for the present perfect continuous tense is has/have been + [present participle root form of verb + -ing]. Recently and lately are words that we often find with verbs in the present perfect continuous tense. Not all verbs are compatible with continuous action. Verbs that describe states and conditions, such as to be and to own, for example, do not make sense in the present perfect continuous tense. When you want to show that what is being described by one of these verbs continues up to the present, you use the regular present perfect tense. Positive and Negative This exercise is to practise making the English present perfect continuous tense. You need to make either the positive form or the negative form. It's really important to make sure you are confident making the forms of the tenses, so then you can focus on when to use them, which is a bit more difficult. Even some of my advanced students aren't really 100% sure about the forms, and this really shows if you need to speak English in a hurry or during exams when you are stressed. Click here to review how to make the present perfect continuous just in case you've forgotten! Click here to download this exercise in PDF with answers Materi Present Perfect Continuous Tense Present perfect continuous tense merupakan bentuk kata kerja yang berfungsi untuk membicarakan aksi yang sudah selesai pada suatu titik di masa lampau atau aksi telah dimulai di masa lampau dan dilanjutkan sampai sekarang. Present perfect continuous tense dibentuk dengan auxiliary verb have/has, been dan present participle -ing. Has digunakan untuk singular subject, kecuali I dan you; have untuk I, you, dan plural subject. rumus present perfect continuous tense positif, negatif, dan interogatif 9 Contoh Soal Present Perfect Continuous Tense Pilihlah salah satu jawaban untuk melengkapi kalimat di bawah ini dengan mengetik a atau b. They … anything for the past hour. haven't been doing hasn't been doing Your answer It … hard. have just been raining has just been raining Your answer He and his family… in poverty since their company went bankrupt. have been living has been living Your answer How long … properly in the gym? has he been working out have he been working out Your answer She … with the research team since January. has been working have been working Your answer … here for over two hours? Has she been waiting Does she has been waiting Your answer Why … Mandarin classes for the last three weeks? not have been attending have you not been attending Your answer I’m sleepy because I … all night. have been staying up has been staying up Your answer My brother … about buying a used car from the dealer. Do you think it’s a good idea? has been thinking have been thinking Your answer Javascript diperlukan untuk menjalankan quiz ini. Materi Present Perfect Continuous Tense Related Posts Soal Past Perfect Continuous Tense Soal Future Perfect Continuous Tense Soal Present Perfect Tense Soal Present Continuous Tense Soal Tenses References Present Perfect Continuous Tense Quiz. Accessed on November 21, 2013. Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous? Accessed on November 21, 2013. Present Perfect Progressive Tense. Accessed on November 21, 2013. Present Perfect Continuous. Accessed on November 21, 2013. Present Perfect Continuous adalah kalimat yang digunakan untuk menyatakan kegiatan atau aktivitas yang dimulai di waktu lampau dan masih berlangsung sampai sekarang. Seperti kalimat Dia sudah bekerja di perusahaan itu sepanjang hidupnya he has been working in that company all his life. Itu sudah turun hujan sepanjang hari It has been raining all day. Cara mudah mengerjakan soal Present Perfect Continuous dalam bentuk pilihan ganda adalah dengan memahami arti dari kalimat soal tersebut, dengan memahami arti dari kalimat soal maka anda faham apa yang diinginkan oleh soal, adapun supaya kita memahami arti dari kalimat soal, maka perbendaharaan kosa kata tentang bahasa inggris harus kedua supaya memudahkan di dalam mengerjakan soal Present Perfect Continuous dalam bentuk pilihan ganda, yakni dengan sering anda mengerjakan latihan dan belajar terus menerus tentang penggunaan Present Perfect Continuous di dalam sebuah kalimat. Dengan sering berlatih maka kemampuan anda di dalam mengerjakan soal Present Perfect Continuous akan lebih mahir. Tabel Contoh Soal Present Perfect Continuous Pilihan GandaBerikut adalah 25 contoh soal Present Perfect Continuous dalam bentuk pilihan ganda, adapun kunci jawaban soal berada di akhir soal. Contoh Soal Present Perfect Continuous Pilihan Ganda dan JawabannyaUse the words in the brackets to complete the questions Gunakan kata-kata yang terdapat di dalam kurung untuk melengkapi kalimat di bawah 1. She … this science for 3 years. studya. Have been studying c. has studiedb. Has been studying d. is studying2. I … in pare for 6 months. stay a. Have been staying c. has stayedb. Has been staying d. am studying3. My young brother … ball for 5 hours. playa. Have been playing c. has playedb. Has been playing d. is playing4. Tamara … piano since she was child. train a. Have been training c. has trainb. Has been training d. is training5. You … for 3 hours. waita. Have been waiting c. have waitedb. Has been waiting d. are waiting6. Tiago and Toni … to Jakarta for 6 years. goa. Have been going c. has goneb. Has been going d. are going7. How long … it been raining? have a. Have c. hadb. Has d. were8. It … for five hours. raina. Have been raining c. have rainb. Has been raining d. had rain9. Abdillah … well recently, so He will go to Hospital, Feela. Have been feeling c. has not been feelingb. Has been feeling d. have not been feeling10. You … to Julian about the problem and He thinks that…, talka. Have been talking c. have talkedb. Has been talking d. has talked11. Faradilla … English for four years. learna. Have been learning c. is learningb. Has not learning d. has been learning12. What … been doing for 3 hours in there? you a. Have you c. are youb. Has you d. am not you13. Where have you been? …. been playing badminton? Youa. Have you c. have not youb. Has you d. has not you14. Rizqia is still writing a poem, She … poem all day. writea. Has been writing c. has writtenb. Has not been writing d. has not written15. … been reading for 7 hours? He a. Have not he c. had heb. Has he d. will he16. She … around Asia for three months. travela. Have been travelling c. have travelledb. Has been travelling d. is travelling17. I like your village, How long … in this village? livea. Have you been living c. have livedb. Has you been living d. are you living18. They got accident, They … in hospital since Sunday. to bea. Have been c. have b. Has been d. are19. Have you got a stomachache? Yes, I … all morning. stomachache a. Got stomachache c. Have not been stomachacheb. Didn’t gey stomachache d. Have been stomachache20. How long…. ? Since I was eleven years old. drivea. Are you driving c. have you been drivingb. Are not you driving d. have not you been driving21. How long have they been learning In kediri? … for 3 years. learna. They have been learning c. they have not been learningb. Have they been learning d. have they learn 22. I met Abdillah in Jakarta. Abdillah … in Jakarta since 1998, to bea. Is c. has beenb. Is not d. has not been23. … working in that company all his life?a. Have he been c. Is heb. Has he been d. Is not he24. Why are your shoes so dirty? What… ? Do a. Have not you been doing c. you have been doingb. Have you been doing d. were you doing25. They … so hard, so now they are going to have a rest. worka. Have not been working c. are workingb. Have been working d. are not workingKunci Jawaban soal Present Perfect Continuous Pilihan Ganda1. b. Has been studying2. a. Have been staying3. b. Has been playing4. b. Has been training5. a. Have been waiting6. a. Have been going 7. b. Has8. b. Has been raining9. c. has not been feeling10. a. Have been talking11. d. has been learning12. a. Have you13. a. Have you14. a. Has been writing15. b. Has he 16. b. Has been travelling17. a. Have you been living 18. a. Have been19. d. Have been stomachache20. c. have you been driving21. a. They have been learning22. c. has been23. b. Has he been24. b. Have you been doing 25. b. Have been working

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