1. He IS SMELLING the soap because he likes the smell of roses. (SMELL)

2. That food TASTES delicious (TASTE).

3. How much DO THOSE APPLES WEIGH ? (THOSE APPLES, WEIGH)

4. I EXPECT they will be late. They probably got stuck in the traffic. (EXPECT)

5. I AM SEEING Joanna tonight . ARE YOU COMING with me ? (SEE, YOU COME)

6. That dress FITS you perfectly. You LOOK great. (FIT, LOOK)

7. I AM THINKING of buying a new car. My old one always keeps breaking down. (BUY)

8. What ARE YOU LOOKING at ? — The sky. — It LOOKS as if it’s going to rain. (YOU LOOK, LOOK)

9. I usually ENJOY parties but I AM NOT ENJOYING this one. Everything is so boring (ENJOY, NOT ENJOY) 10. I see what you mean (SEE).

11. That famous opera singer IS PERFORMING at City Hall tonight (PERFORM).

12. Jim is a sensible person , but in this case he IS BEHAVING foolishly (BEHAVE).

13. He IS HAVING a shower at the moment . You can’t disturb him (HAVE)

14. My parents COME from Spain. Where DO YOUR PARENTS COME from ? (COME, YOUR PARENTS COME)

1.Did you see

2.  Has been abroad

3. Have lost

4. Has just arrived

5. Did you visit

6.   Had lived

7. Have you watched

8. did not give

9. Have met

10. Have you heared

Complete with the present perfect simple or the present perfect progressive.
1. We have been playing basketball for the last few hours. (play)
2. She has never lived in Berlin. (never live)
3. There have been a lot of earthquakes in California. (be)
4. It has been raining hard since yesterday evening. (rain)
5. They have already planned a birthday party for her. (already plan)
6. The department store is still closed. It has not opened yet. (not open)
7. They have been living in Boston since they arrived in the USA ten years ago. (live)
8. Have you been working on anything interesting lately? (you work)
9. His company has made a lot of money in the last years. (make)
10. I left her a message but she has not called me back yet. (not call)
11. My wife is exhausted because she has been working too hard all day. (work)

12. How many times Have you taken this exam? (you take)
13. The actress has deserved this award for a long time. (deserve)
14. Amanda has been learning Italian for more than three years. (learn)
15. How long has she studied French? (she study)

Fill in the present perfect simple or the present perfect progressive.
1. How long  TV this afternoon? (watch)
2.  a mountain? (you climb)
3. They have been repairing the car since three o’ clock and they haven’t finished yet. (repair / not finish)
4. He has already arrived at the airport. (already arrive)
5. How long has he been waiting for Linda? (he wait)
6. have you bought all the presents yet? (you buy)
7. He has just passed the driving test. (just pass)
8. They have been playing cards all day. (play)
9. She has never met him before. (never meet)
10. She hasn’t seen her since Friday. (not see)
11. We have been learning English since 5 years. (learn)
12. They have been looking for him all day but they haven’t found him yet. (look / not find)
13. He has already woken up. (already wake up)
14. Fred and Jim have been learning for their exam all day. (learn)
15. The girls have been swimming in the pool for two hours. (swim)