UNIT 3: Grammar Check

ANSWER KEY

3.2 3.4
Group A Group A
Exercise 1 Exercise 1
Can use the Present Perfect Continuous to refer to Can understand the difference between the Present
ongoing states and conditions Perfect Simple and Continuous

1 Have you been doing 1 have you had

2 have you been playing 2 has been waiting
3 ’ve/have been trying 3 has been
4 has been helping 4 ’ve asked
5 have you been looking 5 have you tried
6 ’ve/have been searching 6 have you known
7 ’ve/have been wasting 7 have you been studying
8 has been keeping
Exercise 2
Exercise 2 Can use the Present Perfect Continuous with
Can use the Present Perfect Continuous with 'for/since' and time expressions
'for/since' and time expressions Can understand the difference between the Present
Perfect Simple and Continuous
1 since
2 for 1 since
3 since 2 has just finished
4 for 3 has made
5 all 4 has known
6 for 5 for
7 all 6 since
7 has never made
8 has been looking
3.2
Group B 3.4
Exercise 1
Group B
Can use the Present Perfect Continuous to refer to
ongoing states and conditions Exercise 1
Can understand the difference between the Present
1 Have you been doing
Perfect Simple and Continuous
2 ’ve/have been looking
3 Have you been searching 1 you known
4 Has your sister been helping 2 hasn’t been working
5 ’s/has been watching 3 have you been listening
6 hasn’t been doing 4 ’ve been thinking
7 ’ve/have been shopping 5 haven’t seen
8 ’ve/have been thinking 6 have been looking
7 have you tried
Exercise 2
Can use the Present Perfect Continuous with Exercise 2
'for/since' and time expressions Can use the Present Perfect Continuous with
'for/since' and time expressions
1 for
Can understand the difference between the Present
2 since
Perfect Simple and Continuous
3 all
4 for 1 for
5 since 2 has just bought
6 all 3 has never made
7 since 4 has known
5 since
6 For
7 have been designing
8 have not/haven’t come

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