Question

D. Complete with the Present Perfect Simple or the Present
Perfect Progressive of the verbs in brackets.
1. Helen and Fay
(look after the
children all day
2. Andy
(miss) three English
lessons so far.
3. That man
(stare) at you since we
walked into the room. Do you know him?
4. Lisa
(work) on a painting for the
past month, but she
(not show) it
to anyone yet.
5. We
(not attend) this course for
long. We started last week.
Score: 16​

Answer 1

1. Helen and Fay have been looking after the children all day.
2. Andy has missed three English lessons so far.
3. That man has been staring at you since we walked into the room. Do you know him?
4. Lisa has been working on a painting for the past month, but she hasn't shown it to anyone yet.
5. We haven't attented this course for long. We started last week.