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    Present Perfect Continuous: Grammar Worksheet

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    This document contains a grammar worksheet with exercises on the present perfect continuous tense. Students are asked to complete sentences using subject pronouns and verbs in the present perfect continuous form. The worksheet provides a table to help students conjugate verbs in the present perfect continuous for each subject pronoun.

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    This document contains a grammar worksheet with exercises on the present perfect continuous tense. Students are asked to complete sentences using subject pronouns and verbs in the present perfect continuous form. The worksheet provides a table to help students conjugate verbs in the present perfect continuous for each subject pronoun.

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    This document contains a grammar worksheet with exercises on the present perfect continuous tense. Students are asked to complete sentences using subject pronouns and verbs in the present perfect continuous form. The worksheet provides a table to help students conjugate verbs in the present perfect continuous for each subject pronoun.

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    Present Perfect Continuous: Grammar Worksheet

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    This document contains a grammar worksheet with exercises on the present perfect continuous tense. Students are asked to complete sentences using subject pronouns and verbs in the present perfect continuous form. The worksheet provides a table to help students conjugate verbs in the present perfect continuous for each subject pronoun.

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    NAME: ________________________ DATE: ________________________

    GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
    PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
    I have I have
    You have You have
    He has He has
    She has been working. She has not been working.
    It has It has
    We have We have
    They have They have
    Yes, No,
    Have I I have. I have
    Have you you have. you have
    Has he he has. he has
    Has she been working? she has. she has not.
    Has it it has. it has
    Have we we have. we have
    Have they they have. they have

     Study the boxes above. Then, complete the sentences below.

    1. My cat _____________ _____________ (sleep) _____________ all day.


    2. A: _____________ Jim _____________ (do) _____________ exercise?
    B: Yes, he _____________. He needs a rest.

    3. It _____________ _____________ (rain) _____________ for several days.

    4. I failed the test because I _____________ not _____________ (study) _____________ hard.
    5. We _____________ _____________ (drive) _____________ for two hours.
    6. Tracy and Tom _____________ _____________ (play) _____________ tennis for an hour.

    7. A: I’m sorry I’m late. _____________ you _____________ (wait) ____________ a long time?
    B: No, I _____________ _____________.

    8. Where ____________ you _____________ (spend) _____________ your summer holidays?


    9. Who _____________ _____________ (eat) _____________ my cookies?

    10. A: You look tired. _____________ you _____________ (work) _____________ hard?
    B: Yes, I _____________.

    11. I _____________ _____________ (think) _____________ about quitting my job.


    12. Why _____________ you _____________ (get) _____________ up so early recently?
    Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com

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