Affirmative Sentences. Write down the missing sentences

Since, for.

Spelling exercises.

Write down the missing sentences.

Form of the Present Perfect Continuous.

The Present Perfect Continuous.

Pronouns	Affirmative	Negative	Question
I/ you/we/they	I have been cleaning a car for two hours.	I have not been cleaning a car for two hours.	Have I been cleaning a car for two hours?
he/she/it	He has been cleaning a car for two hours.	He has not been cleaning a car for two hours.	Has he been cleaning a car for two hours?

Pronouns	Affirmative	Negative	Question
I	I have been working.
you		You have not been working.
he	He has been working.
she			Has she been working?
it	It has been working.
we		We have not been working.
you	You have been working.
they		They have not been working.

Write the “ ing ” form of the verbs. Note the exceptions in spelling when adding “ ing ”. (Annex 2)

1. write

2. run

3. arrive

4. sit

5. chart

6. tie

7. dial

8. move

9. lie

10. drive

11. put

12. beat

Use of English

 

Use: since – if the starting point is given (two o’clock, last Friday, 1998) for – if the period of time is given (twenty minutes, two days, one year)

Put since or for in the following sentences.

1. I have been working in the garden ___ two hours.

2. He has been looking for it ___ yesterday.

3. She has been living in the same flat ___ twenty years.

4. We have been learning English ___ September.

5. He hasn’t worked overtime ___ a long time.

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