Verbos · Intermedio
Presente perfecto continuo
Para algo que empezó en el pasado y sigue hasta ahora: have/has been + -ing. En español va en presente — «llevo una hora esperando», «hace una hora que espero» —; en inglés es I have been waiting for an hour. for + cuánto tiempo, since + desde cuándo. Escribe en cada espacio lo que falta del verbo. Ojo: con know, con have (tener) y cuando dices cuántas cosas ya terminaste, va el presente perfecto simple: I have known her for years, I have read four chapters.
Escribe la forma correcta y elige la opción que toca.
- I for the bus for forty minutes!
- She has been studying English January.
- We have been living in Medellín three years.
- Why are you so tired? — I work all day.
- Your eyes are red. you cry?
- How long English?
- He train a lot lately — he wants to run a marathon.
- I know Sofía since we were children.
- We have this car since 2019.
- I read four chapters of the book so far.
- Sorry I'm late! you wait long?
- It rain since lunch, and the streets are flooded.