Quiz on the present perfect continuous.

Q1. Which sentence is correct? I having being washing the car.
I having being wash the car.
I have being washing the car.
I have been washing the car.

Q2. Which sentence is correct? He has being washing the car.
He having being washing the car.
He has been washing the car.
He has being washes the car.

Q3. Which sentence is correct? Have they been working hard?
Have they being working hard?
They have been working hard?
Have they being work hard?

Q4. Which sentence is correct? Has he working hard?
Has he being working hard?
He has been working hard?
Has he been working hard?

Q5. Which sentence is correct? He has not been working very hard.
He has not been working hard very.
He has not being working very hard.
He has not being working hard very.

Q6. Which sentence is correct? They have no been doing much.
They have not been doing much.
They have not being doing much.
They have not be doing much.

Q7. Which sentence is correct? He has being been told off.
He has being be told off.
He has been being told off.
He has been be told off.

Q8. Which sentence is correct? They have be being well looked after.
They have being been well looked after.
They have being be well looked after.
They have been being well looked after.

Q9. Which sentence is correct? Have they been being helped?
Have they helped been being?
Have being they been helped?
Have been they been helped?

Q10. Which sentence is correct? Have he been being treated well?
Has he been being known about it?
Has he been being thinking about it much?
Has he been being treated well?

Q11. Which sentence is correct? Philip have not been being invited to the meetings.
Philip have not been being invited to the meeting.
Philip has not been being invited to the meeting.
Philip has not been being invited to the meetings.

Q12. Which sentence is correct? They have not been being well cared for.
They have not been being well care for.
They have not been being good cared for.
They have not being been well cared for.

When you finish, click "Score"

Learn more here.

Quiz on the present perfect continuous.

Download Worksheet.