Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Subject	Helping Verb	Been	Verb	Object	Since/For	Event
She	has	been	helping	Ayesha	since	2015
They	have	been	reading	book	for	two hours
I	have	been	playing	volley ball	for	30 minutes

Subject	Helping Verb	not been	Verb	Object	Since/For	Event
She	has	not been	helping	Ayesha	since	2015
They	have	not been	reading	book	for	two hours
I	have	not been	playing	volley ball	for	30 minutes

Helping verb	Subject	Been	Verb	Object	Since/For	Event	Punctuation Mark
Have	you	been	helping	Ayesha	since	2015	?
Has	he	been	reading	book	for	two hours	?
Have	I	been	playing	volley ball	for	30 minutes	?

#1. You have been ______ in that market for three hours.

shop

shopping

all

shopped

#2. The helping verbs used in Present Perfect Continuous Tense are:

has, have

had been

has been, have been

had been, have been

#3. He has been ______ the book for two hours.

read

present participle of read

has read

past participle of read

#4. The structure of Present Perfect Continuous Tense is:

Subject + has been (only) + Present Participle + Object + since/for + Event

Subject + have been (only) + Present Participle + Object + since/for + Event

Subject + has been, have been + Past Participle + Object + since/for + Event

Subject + has been, have been + Present Participle + Object + since/for + Event

#5. I have been writing articles on different topics ______ morning.

through

from

for

since

#6. Many students ______ participating in sports for three years.

has been

do

had been

have been

#7. ______ has not been riding a horse for two years.

You

I

He

They

#8. I have been watching the concert ______ an hour.

through

for

from

since

#9. ______ the student been participating in sports for three years?

Had been

Has been

Have

Has

#10. Girls ______ clapping and dancing for two hours.

had been

has been

have been

none