Present Perfect Continuous Quiz

This present perfect continuous quiz will test you on the following important forms of this tense:

Affirmative
Negative
Yes / No Questions
Question words (How; why; when; etc)

It's an online quiz and interactive, so you just have to write your answers in the gap then click to check your score after each quiz.

You can also download these quizzes to PDF if you want to practice them or use them in the classroom.

Note: don't leave a gap after the last word you write in or it will be marked as wrong and use capitals when needed e.g. the start of a sentence or for names.

Present Perfect Continuous Quiz

Affirmative

Instructions

Place the verbs in brackets into the present perfect continuous tense. View the answers by clicking 'show' at the end.

I

(help) him with his homework.
They

(drive) since this morning.
Jack

(travel) for three hours.
Most people

(arrive) on time for the show.
We

(win) every football match this season.
The bike’s tyres

(lose) air.
My father

(feel) unwell this week.
He

(work) hard to increase his income recently.
The flowers

(sell) well today.
Our house

(burgle) twice since we moved in.

Your Result is (1/10)

Negative

Instructions

In this present perfect continuous quiz, place the verb in brackets into the present perfect continuous stense to make a negative sentence. You can either abbreviate the auxiliary verb e.g. haven’t or use the full form have not)

I see that you

(take) your pills.
She

(study) hard enough for her exams.
I found out Paul

(go) to school.
People

(vote) how the polling predicted.
We

(find) this project easy.
The police still

(patrol) the neighbourhood at night.
I

(eat) enough fruit and vegetables.
Thankfully Nigel

(have) pains in his chest anymore.
They

(see) each other for long.
The old man

(look after) his garden.

Your Result is (0/10)

Yes / No Questions

Instructions

Use the words in brackets to help you complete the questions. You will need to add in ‘has/have’ and change the verb to the past participle. Remember the first word in a sentence has a capital letter.

(you / take) your pills every day?
(Olivia / study) hard for the test?
(you / exercise) at the gym this morning?
(you / watch) television all evening?
(it / snow) all day?
(the boys / hike) again recently?
(you / feel) old now that you are 60?
(the car / have) problems again?
(Tim / receive) my emails?
(she / save) some of her salary each month?

Your Result is (0/10)

Question Words

Instructions

In this present perfect continuous quiz, use the words in brackets to help you complete the questions. You will need to add in ‘has/have’ and change the verb to the past participle.

Why

(she / take) the bus home?
How

(you / get on) in your new job?
If

(he / cheat) , what will you do?
Which room

(you / sleep) in?
Where

(they / dispose) of the rubbish?
When

(Jack / get) home?
How

(you / do) lately?
Where

(you / swim) ?
Why

(Sue / cry) ?
Which book

(you / read) this week?

Your Result is (0/10)

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