2 multiple choice ESL Questions HELP NEEDED URGENTLY

Please look at these 15 sentences and determine which present tense form they use, the
n select the appropriate answer.

Question1

Marks: 1

Karen has been living in Brighton for six months now.

Choose one answer.

 

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a. present perfect tense

b. present perfect continuous

c. present continuous tense

d. none of the above

Question2

Marks: 1

I enjoy walking to work every morning.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]

b. present perfect continuous tense

 [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question3

Marks: 1

I have managed to sleep all night.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question4

Marks: 1

Martin has been waiting for Julie to call him.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question5

Marks: 1

I am seeing a movie with my new date tonight.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question6

Marks: 1

I go to the library every day.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question7

Marks: 1

We have been looking forward to seeing the new Brad Pitt film.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question8

Marks: 1

Chris has been working as a cinema projectionist for many years now.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question9

Marks: 1

Amy has had a few drinks tonight.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question10

Marks: 1

I am wondering whether it is wise to let her drive.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question11

Marks: 1

I have always believed that you should never drink alcohol and drive.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question12

Marks: 1

I have a cat called Midnight.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question13

Marks: 1

What are you doing?

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question14

Marks: 1

He’s been running, so he is out of breath.

Choose one answer.

[removed]a. present perfect tense 

[removed]b. present perfect continuous 

[removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Question15

Marks: 1

Mark has watched many films in his life.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect tense [removed]b. present perfect continuous tense [removed]c. present continuous tense [removed]d. none of the above 

Please read the following sentences and decide whether the tense uses the
 Present Perfect Continuous
, the Past Perfect Continuous
or neither, then select the appropriate answer.

Question1Marks: 1

Chris had been working for ten hours when he fell asleep.

Choose one answer.

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a. present perfect continuous

b. past perfect continuous

c. neither

Question2Marks: 1

Have you ever had the feeling that you’re being followed?

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question3Marks: 1

Amy has been swimming since she was young.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question4Marks: 1

When the company went bust, I’d been working there for five years.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question5Marks: 1

Mark has been desperately trying to finish his novel.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question6Marks: 1

He had almost completed his novel when he suddenly had an idea for a short story.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question7Marks: 1

Mark has been eating fatty food and chocolate since his return to England.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question8Marks: 1

When I arrived, they’d been waiting for twenty minutes.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question9Marks: 1

Stop shouting so loudly. You are drawing attention to yourself.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question10Marks: 1

I’ve been fighting this cold for a week now.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question11Marks: 1

The government has been keeping UFOs secret since the incident at Roswell.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question12Marks: 1

My sister’s been giving up smoking for years now.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question13Marks: 1

What happens to Maximus Decimus Meridius at the end of Gladiator?

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question14Marks: 1

Before the police turned up, the people had been rioting for two hours.

Choose one answer.[removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither Question15Marks: 1

When I saw the girl walking into the café last night, I could have sworn that I’d met her before.

Choose one answer. [removed]a. present perfect continuous [removed]b. past perfect continuous [removed]c. neither