Choose the correct options for the statements below. Sometimes several options are possible
Present Perfect Continuous focuses on

• result.
• process.
• daily routine.
• events in the past.

Present Perfect Simple refers to

• life experience.
• process.
• result.
• the unfinished process in the past.

Present Perfect Continuous is formed with

• Have/has + Past Participle.
• Will + Verb.
• Have/has+been+Verb+-ing.
• Verb +- ed.

Present Perfect Simple is formed with the help of

• Have/has + Past Participle.
• Will + Verb.
• Have/has+been+Verb+-ing.
• Verb + -ed.

Indicators for Present Perfect Simple are

• yet, ever, never, recently.
• all day, by, since.
• every day, usually, often.
• yesterday, ago, last month.

Indicators for Present Perfect Continuous are

• yet, ever, never, recently.
• all day, by, since.
• every day, usually, often.
• yesterday, ago, last month.

I have been waiting for Mark for two hours.

• Present Simple.
• Present Continuous.
• Present Perfect Simple.
• Present Perfect Continuous.

Jim has just finished his report.

• Present Simple.
• Present Continuous.
• Present Perfect Simple.
• Present Perfect Continuous.