Level 6 Lesson 5 Interactive Worksheet

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Activity 1: Unscramble the words.
Activity 2: Choose simple present or present perfect continuous for each sentence.
1. jnairstlou 
2. ehug 
3. latsce 
4. adunvetre 
Present Simple
Present Perfect 
Continuous
1. I have a cat.
2. I have been living in Madrid for a year.
3. She has a book.
4. They have cell phones and computers.
5. They have been swimming all morning.
Activity 3: Match the questions to the answers.
1. How long have you been working 
at the hospital?
2. How long have you been living in 
New York?
3. How long have you been jogging?
4. Has the movie already started?
Yes, we’ve been watching 
for an hour.
I’ve been working there for 
a month.
I’ve been living here for 
three years.
I've been jogging for 20 
minutes. I'm almost done.
A
B
C
D
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Activity 4: Spot the mistakes and correct them.
1. I have live in London for three years.
 
2. The movie have just started. 
3. I have been work for three years. 
4. She have been playing the piano since this morning. 
5. They watching a movie for an hour. 
Activity 5: Use the words in brackets to complete each sentence or question. 
Remember to use the present perfect continuous form.
1. I here for six months. (live)
2. She her homework since the morning. (do)
3. We . (eat)
4. How long you English? (study)
5. He to the park. (walk)
6. They all morning. (swim)
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