Fill in the blanks with an appropriate tense form.
1'I met Rahul a few days ago.' 'Oh, ............... you?'
Wrong!
2What ............... these days?
Wrong!
3He is ............... college.
Wrong!
He is at college means he is a student.
4............... he enjoy his new job?
Wrong!
5I ............... at the same job for a long time.
Wrong!
The present perfect continuous tense is used to talk about actions or situations that started in the past and have continued up to the present.
6It ............... to rain.
Wrong!
7............... you often go away?
Wrong!
8What time ............... the shop open?
Wrong!
9What language ............... they .......................... in Egypt?
Wrong!
10Listen to her. What ...............?
Wrong!
11............... you speak Russian?
Wrong!
12You ............... things.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- ‘I met Rahul a few days ago.’ ‘Oh, did you?’
- What is he doing these days?
- He is at college.
- Does he enjoy his new job?
- I have been working at the same job for a long time.
- It is beginning to rain.
- Do you often go away?
- What time does the shop open?
- What language do, speak they …………………….. in Egypt?
- Listen to her. What is she saying?
- Do you speak Russian?
- You keep forgetting things.
