English grammar · B1
Present Perfect
Simple or Continuous? Practise choosing the right form, building sentences and understanding the difference.
Part 1 · Choose the correct form
Choose the best option to complete each sentence.
Quick reminder: Use Present Perfect Simple for completed results, experiences and amounts. Use Present Perfect Continuous to emphasise duration or an activity that has been happening recently.
Part 2 · Complete the sentences
Use the verb in brackets in the Present Perfect Simple or Continuous.
Tip: Pay attention to clues such as for, since, all day, how many and already. They can help you decide which form is more natural.
Part 3 · Rewrite the sentences
Complete each sentence so that it has a similar meaning. Use the words given.
Remember: You may need to change the word order or use for / since. Type the missing phrase, not the whole sentence.
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