Grammar
Choose the correct alternative. In some cases, both or neither are correct.
a- 'what's wrong?' 'I've been hurting / I've hurt my arm".
b- I've been coming / I've come to this beach for years.
c- You seem out of breath. Have you been running / Have you run ?
d- I've been bought / I've been buying this new scooter.
Do you like it?
e- We've finished / We've been finishing our homework.
Can we go out now?
f- We'll be watching / We'll watch the game at home.
Would you like to join us?
g- I've been trying / I've tired to phone you all morning.
h- The Australian swimmer has been winning / has won the gold medal twice before.
Top answer
Hello Anonymous poster; I am guessing that you are a student and this is your homework, but you want somebody else to do it for you. Well, this is not the place for that. But if you answer the questions, someone will check your work.
- Hello Anonymous poster; I am guessing that you are a student and this is your homework, but you want somebody else to do it for you.
- Well, this is not the place for that.
- But if you answer the questions, someone will check your work.
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Hello Anonymous poster;
I am guessing that you are a student and this is your homework, but you want somebody else to do it for you.
Well, this is not the place for that. But if you answer the questions, someone will check your work.
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