1. Have you been playing

2. has broken

3. Have you been working

4. Have you ever worked

5. has she gone

6. has appeared

2 somebody has broken

3 have you been working

4have you ever worked

5 has she gone

6 he's appeared

2 somebody has broken

3 Have you been working

4 Have you ever work

5 has she gone

6 he has appeared

Put the verbs into the more suitable form, present perfect simple or continuous.

1. Look! Somebody __is breaking___ (break) that window.

2. You look tired, _Have you worked_ (you/ work) hard ?

3. " _Have you ever worked__(you/ ever/ work) in a factory?" "No, never".

4. "Jane is away on holiday". "Oh, is she ? Where _is she going?__ (she / go)?

5. My brother is an actor. He __has appeared_ (appear) in several films.

6. "Sorry I'm late". " That all right. I __haven't waited__(not/ wait) long.

7. " It is still raining?" "No, it _has stopped_(stop)."

8. I _have lost_(lose) my address book. _Have you seen__ (you/ see) it anywhere?

9. I __have read_(read) the book you lent me but I __haven't finished__ (not/ finish) it yet.

10. I _have read_ (read) the book you lent me, so you can have it back now.

Put the verbs into the more suitable form, present perfect simple or continuous.

1. Look! Somebody ______IS BREAKING_____ (break) that window.

2. You look tired, ___________HAVE YOU WORKED__ (you/ work) hard ?

3. " _______HAVE YOU EVER WORKED_______(you/ ever/ work) in a factory?" "No, never".

4. "Jane is away on holiday". "Oh, is she ? Where _________IS SHE GOING_____ (she / go)?

5. My brother is an actor. He _____HAĐ APPEARED__________ (appear) in several films.

6. "Sorry I'm late". " That all right. I ________DIDN'T WAIT______(not/ wait) long.

7. " It is still raining?" "No, it _________HAS STOPPED______(stop)."

8. I ________LOST_________(lose) my address book __________HAVE YOU SEEN_____ (you/ see) it anywhere?

9. I _________READ_______(read) the book you lent me but I ______HAVEN'Y FINISHED_______ (not/ finish) it yet.

10. I __________HAVE READ_____ (read) the book you lent me, so you can have it back now.

1.is breaking

2.have you worked

3.have you ever worked

4.is she going

5.had appeared

6.did not wait

7.has stopped

8.lost/have you seen

9.read/have not finished

10.have read

v. put the verb into the more suitable form, present perfect simple or present perfect progressive.

1, i..read.(read) this book for two days, but i .haven't finished.(not/finish) it yet. 2, I ...read.(read) the book you lent me, so you can have it back.

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v. put the verb into the more suitable form, present perfect simple or present perfect progressive.

1, i..have been reading.(read) this book for two days, but i .haven't finished..(not/finish) it yet.

2, I ...have read.(read) the book you lent me, so you can have it back. Ủi

 1.I'm going to the movie tonight. The film begins at 7;30. 2.The world changes rapidly. Things …never stays… (never/ stay) the same. 3.We will have…… (have) a party next Saturday. Would you like to come? 4.It …often rains… (often/ rain) in summer, but it …isn't raining… (not/ rain) now. 5.What time …… this train …does..get…(get) to London? 6.Computers …are becoming… (become) more important in our lives. 7.A: …Are you… (be) you free at lunchtime tomorrow? B: No, I am having…… (have) lunch with my parents. 8.Sue …is coming… (come) to see us tomorrow. She …will travel…9travel) by train and her train …arrives…(arrive) at 10.15. I…will meet… (meet) her at the station. 9.A: What does…… your sister …do… (do)? B: She is an architect, but she isn't working……(not work) at the moment. 10.Can we stop walking now? I …am getting… (get) tired.

1. to go
2. the film begin
3. are having

3 are having

1 are you wearing - looks

2 have - means - do not understand

3 Do you seeing - are looking - Do you recognise - seem - is coming

4 are you doing - are waiting - are getting - wanted - is being - don't know

Fill in the gaps with the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs. 

1. Alex: Why (you / wear) are you wearing my coat?

Ben: Oh, I'm sorry. It (look) looks   like mine in this light. 

2. Carl: I (have)have no idea what this sentence (mean) means. Can you translate it?

Donna: No, sorry. I don't understand it either. 

3. Eddie: Do you see those men near the door? They are looking at us very strangely.

Fergus: Yes. You're right. Do you recognize them from anywhere?

Eddie: No, but they certainly seemed to know us. They are coming across to speak to us. 

4. Gina: What are you doing in the kitchen? Our guests are waiting for their dessert, and you are getting in my wag.

Hamid: I just want to be somewhere quiet for a while. Everyone is so noisy this evening and I don't know why — it's very unusual.

1. Alex: Why are you wearing my coat?
Ben: Oh, I'm sorry. It looks like mine in this light.

2. Carl: I have no idea what this sentence means. Can you translate it?
Donna: No, sorry. I don't understand it either.

3. Eddie: Do you see those men near the door? They are looking at us very strangely.
Fergus: Yes. You're right. Do you recognize them from anywhere?
Eddie: No, but they certainly seem to know us. They are coming across to speak to us.

4. Gina: What are you doing in the kitchen? Our guests are waiting for their dessert, and you are getting in my way.
Hamid: I just wanted to be somewhere quiet for a while. Everyone is being so noisy this evening and I don't know why — it's very unusual.

Exercise 5. Put the verbs into the PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE or PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE.

1. I (PLAY)  have been playing  tennis all morning and I'm tired now.

2. I (LOSE)   have lost   weight recently.

3. John (WRITE)  has written   to his aunt but he (NOT RECEIVE)  hasn't received   a reply yet.

4. Please drive to work carefully. It (SNOW)  has been snowing  and not all the roads are free.

5.How far (YOU TRAVEL)  have you traveled   this morning?

6. He (SAVE) has been saving up to buy a new TV set.

7. Paula (LEAVE)    has left     work early today to meet her uncle.

8. I (FIND)  have found   my cheque book at last.

9. The young man is only 23, but he (ALREADY CLIMB)  has already climbed   eight peaks in the Himalayas

10. Kay and Bruno (LIVE)  have been living  in London for the past 5 years. Recently they (TRY) have been trying  to buy a house in the country, but they (NOT MANAGE)  haven't managed  to sell their flat yet.

1. have been playing

2. have lost

3. has written/ hasn't received

4. has snowed

5. have you travelled

6. has been saving

7. has left

8. have found

9. has already climbed

10. have been living/ have been trying/ haven't managed