The present perfect continuous tense is used to describe actions that started in the past, continue into the present, and may continue into the future.Question 2AnswerTrueFalse

a. Which tense is used to talk about actions that happened in the past but are still relevant or important now? i. Past Simple ii. Present Perfect iii. Future Simple iv. Past Continuous

Complete the following sentences with the present perfect or present perfect continuous.1. David who (enter) employment since leaving school will go to university soon.2. Maria (take) two A-levels and one AS-level in English, Maths, and Physics so far.3. They (use) the Internet to look for the courses which offer full scholarships.4. Cambridge University (set) the standards for the A-level subjects for more than 80 years.5. Our principal (teach) A-levels and IB in top academic schools in the USA and South America for more than 20 years.--- Hết ---

Which of these is used to express habitual actions?Deselect Answer Past continuous tense Simple present tense Present perfect tense Present continuous tense

Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect continuous tense? a.I have been going to school for 10 years.b.I have gone to school for 10 yearsc.I had gone to school for 10 yearsd.I will go to school for 10 years.

Identify the sentence that is in the future progressive tense, with action that continues in a future time.Multiple choice question.According to the press release, the mayor will be reconsidering the proposed zoning change.My grandparents are dressing as Romeo and Juliet for the Halloween charity ball.The periodic table has undergone revisions almost constantly since its creation.The Hubble telescope mission was delayed by the Challenger shuttle disaster.