Present Perfect Simple Or Continuous

[bzoin-aide-math]

Bonjour,

Maintenant j'attaque le present perfect simple et continuous. Donc, de nouveau, j'aimerais que vous me corrigiez.. Grand Merci!...

1) The treatment has done (do) him a lot of good.

2) My son has been (be) ill for 2 days.

3) She has been reading (read) all day.

4) How long have you living (you live) here ?

5) It is the best apple pie I have ever eaten (ever eat).

6) Tom has been eating (eat) all the sandwiches. I'll have to make some more.

7) The baby has been crying (cry) for one hour.

8) (You ever drive) Have you ever driven a Jaguar?

9) I (not see) haven't been seeing you for a long time.

10) I have been trying (try) to learn English for years, but I have never succeeding (never succeed).

11) Do you think she has forgotten (forget) to come

12) That book has lain (lie) on the table for weeks.

13) My sister has been travelling (travel) a lot so far.

14) I haven't found (not find) a wife, though I have been looking (look) for one since I was 20!

15) He has been (be) very busy this week.

16) Where has been he living (he live) since last summer ?

17) I have been (have) a headache for 2 hours.

18) She has been resting (rest) in the garden all day.

19) Ten persons have identifyed (identify) the murderer.

20) That book has lain (lie) on the table for 2 weeks.

21) Haven't you read (you not read) it yet?

22) They have been hitch-hiking (hitch-hike) for 3 hours !

23) I have been (be) twice to England.

24) It is too late, they have already left (already leave).

25) He has been telling (tell) you for years!

26) He hasn't been (not be here) since Christmas; I don't know where he has lived (live) since then.

27) Since you gave me your address I have written (write) twice to you but you haven't answered (not answer) yet.

28) The light has been burning (burn) all night.

29) Cyril has been trying (try) to invite me for dinner 2 weeks, but he hasn't succeeded (not succed) yet!

30) Since last year, the street has become (become) more crowded.

31) I have been waiting (wait) for 2 hours, but she hasn't come (not come) yet.

32) How long have you been living (you live) here ?

33) He has been learning (learn) to drive for 7 years, but he hasn't passed (not pass) his driving test get!

34) He hasn't finished (not finish) his homework yet.

35) I have been meeting (meet) Cyril twice recently.

[Jean B]

Bonsoir,

Le present perfect te réussit mieux !

Comme elles sont nettement moins nombreuses que les phrases correctes, voici les numéros de celles qui posent problème :

4, 6, 9, 10(2e), 12, 13, 16(ordre des mots), 17, 19(orthographe), 20, 26(2e) et 35.

Je te les laisse corriger.

[bzoin-aide-math]

Ahhhh cool ça fait plaisir Merciii !

4) How long have you been living (you live) here ?

6) Tom has eaten (eat) all the sandwiches. I'll have to make some more. (je l'avais mit au continuous car j'avais vu dans mon cours que les phrases avec "all" étaient toujours au continuous mais à mon avis c'est plus quand c'est all the day, donc qu'on insiste sur la durée!)

9) I (not see) haven't seen you for a long time.

10) I have been trying (try) to learn English for years, but I have never succeeded (never succeed).

12) That book has been lying (lie) on the table for weeks.

13) My sister has traveled (travel) a lot so far.

16) Where has he been living (he live) since last summer ?

17) I have had (have) a headache for 2 hours.

19) Ten persons have identified (identify) the murderer.

20) That book has been lying (lie) on the table for 2 weeks.

26) He hasn't been (not be here) since Christmas; I don't know where he has been living (live) since then

35) I have met (meet) Cyril twice recently.

[Jean B]

Cette fois c'est parfait, bravo !