Question

1. i’ve been streaming my favorite shows three hours.
2. we’ve finished dinner, but we could join you for dessert.
3. dennis has failed a test. he always gets good grades.
4. briana hasn’t arrived , but she should be here soon.
5. have you lost your phone?
6. they’ve lived in japan 2019.
7. i’ve wanted to develop an app, so i signed up for a class.
8. we’ve seen the movie three times so .

Explanation:

To solve these fill - in - the - blank questions, we need to use the correct adverbs or prepositions that fit the context of the present perfect tense or other relevant grammatical structures. Here are the solutions for each question:

Question 1

The sentence "I've been streaming my favorite shows ______ three hours." requires a preposition to indicate the duration of time. The preposition "for" is used to show the length of time an action has been going on. So we fill in "for".

Question 2

In the sentence "We've ______ finished dinner, but we could join you for dessert.", the word "already" is used in the present perfect tense to show that an action has been completed before the present time. So we fill in "already".

Question 3

For the sentence "Dennis has ______ failed a test. He always gets good grades.", the word "never" is appropriate as it shows that the action (failing a test) has not happened at any time before. So we fill in "never".

Question 4

The sentence "Briana hasn't arrived ______, but she should be here soon." needs the adverb "yet". "Yet" is used in negative sentences in the present perfect tense to indicate that an action has not happened up to the present time. So we fill in "yet".

Question 5

In the sentence "Have you ______ lost your phone?", the word "ever" is used in present perfect questions to ask if an action has happened at any time in the past. So we fill in "ever".

Question 6

The sentence "They've lived in Japan ______ 2019." requires the preposition "since". "Since" is used to indicate the starting point of an action that continues up to the present. So we fill in "since".

Question 7

For the sentence "I've ______ wanted to develop an app, so I signed up for a class.", the word "always" is suitable as it shows that the desire (to develop an app) has been present all the time. So we fill in "always".

Question 8

The sentence "We've seen the movie three times so ______." uses the phrase "so far" which means "up to the present time". So we fill in "far".

Final Answers

1. for
2. already
3. never
4. yet
5. ever
6. since
7. always
8. far

Answer:

To solve these fill - in - the - blank questions, we need to use the correct adverbs or prepositions that fit the context of the present perfect tense or other relevant grammatical structures. Here are the solutions for each question:

Question 1

The sentence "I've been streaming my favorite shows ______ three hours." requires a preposition to indicate the duration of time. The preposition "for" is used to show the length of time an action has been going on. So we fill in "for".

Question 2

In the sentence "We've ______ finished dinner, but we could join you for dessert.", the word "already" is used in the present perfect tense to show that an action has been completed before the present time. So we fill in "already".

Question 3

For the sentence "Dennis has ______ failed a test. He always gets good grades.", the word "never" is appropriate as it shows that the action (failing a test) has not happened at any time before. So we fill in "never".

Question 4

The sentence "Briana hasn't arrived ______, but she should be here soon." needs the adverb "yet". "Yet" is used in negative sentences in the present perfect tense to indicate that an action has not happened up to the present time. So we fill in "yet".

Question 5

In the sentence "Have you ______ lost your phone?", the word "ever" is used in present perfect questions to ask if an action has happened at any time in the past. So we fill in "ever".

Question 6

The sentence "They've lived in Japan ______ 2019." requires the preposition "since". "Since" is used to indicate the starting point of an action that continues up to the present. So we fill in "since".

Question 7

For the sentence "I've ______ wanted to develop an app, so I signed up for a class.", the word "always" is suitable as it shows that the desire (to develop an app) has been present all the time. So we fill in "always".

Question 8

The sentence "We've seen the movie three times so ______." uses the phrase "so far" which means "up to the present time". So we fill in "far".

Final Answers

1. for
2. already
3. never
4. yet
5. ever
6. since
7. always
8. far