Question 1Multiple ChoiceWhat is the structure of the Past Perfect Progressive? Subject + had + been + verb-ingSubject+ have/has + been + verb -ingSubject + had + past participle
Question 3Multiple Choice"They _______ (study) for hours before the test started." have been studyinghad been studying
Question 4Multiple Choice"By the time we arrived, he _______ (wait) for over an hour." has been waitinghad been waiting
Question 5Multiple ChoiceWhich sentence is in the Present Perfect Progressive? I had been studying English.She has been studying English.They were studying English.He studies English.
Question 6Multiple ChoiceWhich sentence is in the Past Perfect Progressive? I have been working all day.She has worked here for years.They had been working all day.We are working now.
Question 7Multiple Choice"She has been waiting for 30 minutes."Present Perfect ProgressivePast Perfect Progressive
Question 8Multiple Choice"They had been traveling for hours."Present Perfect ProgressivePast Perfect Progressive
Question 9Multiple ChoiceWhat is the main use of the Present Perfect Progressive?To talk about a completed action in the past.To describe an ongoing action that started in the past and continues now.To talk about habits.
Question 10Multiple ChoiceWhat is the structure of the Present Perfect Progressive? Subject + had + been + verb-ingSubject + have/has + been + verb-ingSubject + have/has + past participle