To solve this worksheet, we need to use the
Present Perfect Continuous tense.
How to form it:
* For
I, You, We, They: use
have been + verb ending in
-ing.
* For
He, She, It: use
has been + verb ending in
-ing.
Here is the step-by-step solution for each sentence:
1.
Subject: I → Use
have been.
Verb: play → playing.
*Answer:* have been playing
2.
Subject: He → Use
has been.
Verb: study → studying.
*Answer:* has been studying
3.
Subject: She → Use
has been.
Verb: live → living.
*Answer:* has been living
4.
Subject: They → Use
have been.
Verb: work → working.
*Answer:* have been working
5.
Subject: You → Use
have been.
Verb: sleep → sleeping.
*Answer:* have been sleeping
6.
Subject: It → Use
has been.
Verb: rain → raining.
*Answer:* has been raining
7.
Subject: I → Use
have been.
Verb: feel → feeling.
*Answer:* have been feeling
8.
Subject: He → Use
has been.
Verb: run → running (double the 'n').
*Answer:* has been running
9.
Subject: She → Use
has been.
Verb: drink → drinking.
*Answer:* has been drinking
10.
Subject: They → Use
have been.
Verb: exercise → exercising.
*Answer:* have been exercising
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Final Answer:
1. have been playing
2. has been studying
3. has been living
4. have been working
5. have been sleeping
6. has been raining
7. have been feeling
8. has been running
9. has been drinking
10. have been exercising
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of present perfect continuous worksheet.
