Bài 3: Put the verb into the more suitable form, present perfect simple (I have done) or condinuous ( I have been doing).

1. Where have you been? Have you been playing (you/play) tennis?

2. Look! ..... (somebody/break) that window.

3. You look tired ..... (you/work) hard?

4. '...... (you/ever/work) in a factory?' "No, never"

5. 'Liz is away on holiday.' "Is she? Where ..... (she/go).

6. My brother is an actor ..... (he/appear) in several films.

Exercises
10.3 Put the verbs into the more suitable form, present perfect simple (I have done etc.) or continuous (I have been doing etc.)
1. Where have you been? .............Have you been playing......(you/play) tennis?
2. Look! Somebody ............................... (break) that window.
3. You look tired. .............................................. (you/work) hard.
4. "............................................. (you/ever/work) in a factory?" "No,never".
5. "Jane is away on holiday." "Oh, is she? Where ................................. (she/go)?"
6. My brother is an actor. He ................................................ (appear) in several films.

Exercises
Put the verbs into the more suitable form, present perfect simple (I have done etc.) or continuous (I have been doing etc.)

7. "Sorry I'm late". "That all right. I .......................................... (not/wait) long.
8. "It is still raining?" "No, it .................................................. (stop".
9. I ............................... (lose) my address book ................................. (you/see) it anywhere?
10. I ...................................... (read) the book you lent me but I ....................... (not/finish) it yet.
11. I ....................................... (read) the book you lent me, so you can have it back now.

D. Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous of the verbs in brackets.( u3)

Jane: Oh, there you are Tim. I  __________(look) for you all morning. Where  __________(you / be)?

Tim: I __________ (help) Sue fix her bike. It’s really old. She __________ (have) it for about five years now.

Jane: I know. I wonder why she__________  (not ask) her parents to buy her a new one?

Tim: Her dad’s business __________ (not do) well for years, so they haven’t got much money. Anyway – why __________ (you / look) for me? What __________ (happen)?

Jane: The back wheel__________  (come) off my skateboard, and I don’t know how to put it on again. Can you help?

Tim: Of course. I__________  (fix) skateboards for years. I’m sure it won’t be a problem!

Jane: You__________  (do) a lot of fixing today!

Tim: I’m always happy to help.

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II. Put the verbs in brackets into their most suitable form: the present simple, the present continuous or
future simple (will + bare infinitive).
Jack: (17) ........................................................... (you/come) to the concert on Saturday?
Peter: No, I (18) ........................................................... (be) in London then.
Jack: Really? Why (19) ......................................................... (you/go) there?
Peter: I (20) ........................................................... (visit) my sister. It’s her birthday at the weekend, and we
(21) ........................................................... (go shopping) for a present.
Jack: (22) ........................................................... (you/give) me a ring before you (23) ..................................
......................... (leave)? There are a few things I’d like you to buy me while you (24) ...............................
............................ (be) there.
Peter: Sure. No problem. I (25) ........................................................... (call) you on Friday.

I.  Put the verb in the bracket into Present perfect or Present perfect continuous.

1.     England (win) ………………… the World Cup only once since 1930.

2.     How long you (sit) ………………… here in the sun? You look like burnt toast.

3.     The chair in the president’s office is very special. Sixteen presidents (sit) ………………… in it.

4.     The children are at the park. They (play) ………………… ball for the last two hours, but they don’t seem tired yet.

5.     Jim (play) ………………… soccer only a couple of times, so he’s not very good at it. He’s much better at tennis.

6.     Karl (raise) ………………… three children to adulthood. Now they are educated and working in productive careers.

7.     Sally is falling asleep at her desk. Dr. Wu (lecture) ………………… since ten o’clock, and it’s now past noon.

8.     Jenna is a law student. Ever since she enrolled in law school, she (miss, never) ………………… a class due to illness.

9.     Janice (sleep) ………………… for almost ten hours. I think we should wake her up.

10.  Tim (sleep) ………………… in the downstairs bedroom only once. He usually sleeps upstairs in the bedroom he shares with his brother.

II. Put the verbs into the suitable form, the present perfect or the present perfect progressive.

1.A: I feel very tired.

B: It's because you.....................(do)too much.

A:Well , at least I.....................(finish)that report now, and I can relax.

2.A: Someone.....................(leave) the ladder outside,look.

B: I expect that's Mike. He.....................(clean) the windows.I don't think he .....................(finish) yet.

3.A: You've got mud on your shoes.

B: It's all right,I'll take them off.I.....................(work) in the garden.

A: Yes,it looks a lot tidier.Well done.You.....................(do) a good job.

4.A: I.....................(hear) that you and Harriet are building a garage.How long .....................(you/do)that?

B: Oh,for about a month now.We.....................(do) about half of it.

5.A: You're still reading that book,aren't you? How long.....................(you/read)it?

B: I.....................(read) it for three days, but I.....................(not/finish)it yet.