Identify the tenses and match them with the correct description:

Oh no! Someone’s been reading my diary again.

You feel dizzy because you’ve been lying in the sun for too long.

He has just cleared out the garage.

He’s such a boring man, who’s always making a fuss about nothing.

With the help of a good teacher, Gary’s becoming a very good pianist.

We’ve been out four times this week.

He has lunch at the Plaza Hotel every day.

They have sold their house and gone on a tour of the world.

Here comes the train!



a. actions which happend at an unstated past time and are connected to the present
b. changing or developing action
c. expressing anger, irritation.annoyance or criticism
d. recently completed actions
e. repeated/habital actions
f. past actions of certain duration having visible results/effects in the present g.exclamatory sentences
h. emphasis on number; frequency
i. frequently repeated actions with "always" expressing the speaker`s annoyyance or criticism.

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Oh no! Someone’s been reading my diary again. (pres perf cont) c. expressing anger, irritation, annoyance or criticismYou feel dizzy because you’ve been lying in the sun for too long. (pres perf cont) f. past actions of certain duration having visible results/effects in the present He has just cleared out the garage. (pres perf) d. recently completed actionsHe’s such a boring man, who’s always making a fuss about nothing. (pres cont) i. frequently repeated actions with "always" expressing the speaker`s annoyyance or criticism. With the help of a good teacher, Gary’s becoming a very good pianist. (pres cont)  b. changing or developing actionWe’ve been out four times this week. (pres perf) h. emphasis on number; frequencyHe has lunch at the Plaza Hotel every day. (pres simp) e. repeated/habital actionsThey have sold their house and gone on a tour of the world. (pres perf) a. actions which happend at an unstated past time and are connected to the presentHere comes the train! (pres simp) g. exclamatory sentences