Present perfect + Ving

Cet exercice vous permettra de voir si vous êtes capable d'écrire correctement une phrase entendue. Une fois que vous aurez saisi la bonne réponse, une traduction de la phrase vous sera proposée.

Règles orthographiques :
- Commencez la phrase par une majuscule et terminez-la par la ponctuation adéquate.
- Ne pas saisir une espace avant le point final ou le point d'interrogation.
- Ne pas mettre une espace de part et d'autre de l'apostrophe.

This exercise will allow you to check if you are able to write a sentence you hear. Once you have typed the right answer, a translation in French will be provided.

Typing rules.
- Start your sentence with a capital letter and finish it with the appropriate punctuation.
- Do not put a space before the period or the question mark
- Do not put spaces before or after an apostrophe

1. But I believe that she's been thinking about you.
2. But I believe that she's been telling me about you.
3. But I believe that she has not been thinking about you.
1. I have been gathering evidence against them.
2. I have been gathering evidence against you.
3. I have been collecting evidence against them.
1. It's been going on for thousands of years.
2. It's been going on for hundreds of years.
3. It's been going on for a few weeks.
1. Keep in mind that they've been working on this for a number of years.
2. Keep in mind that they've been thinking about this for a number of years.
3. Keep in mind that they've been working on this for a thousand years.
1. They'll become victims of the same oppression you've been fighting all these years.
2. They'll become victims of the same opposition you've been fighting all these years.
3. They'll become victims of the same oppression you've been dreaming all these years.

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Type in the sentence you can hear.