Present Perfect Simple or Continuous — Exercise 1

To finish the conversation, select the right option: present perfect simple or present perfect continuous. If both forms are possible, use the present perfect continuous.

A: Hi Alex, you look exhausted. B: I am. I for my final exams all week. A: That sounds stressful. How many exams so far? B: Three. I the hardest one this morning. A: No wonder you look relieved. B: Yes, but I about the results. A: You will be fine. What about your project? B: I on it every evening, but I it yet. A: How long on it? B: For nearly a month. I most of it. A: That is impressive. B: Thanks. I a lot during this process. A: Have you sent it to your tutor? B: Not yet. I it carefully first. A: Makes sense. You seem much more confident lately. B: Yes, I confidence since the beginning of the semester. A: And how is your health? B: Not great. I very little recently. A: That is not good. B: I know. I myself to rest after exams. A: At least you are almost done now. B: Exactly. I my last assignment. A: Congratulations! B: Thanks! I much better since then.