Present Тenses in English.

Тhe students have passed all their exams.

She has been working on this project since last month.

Ukraine is an independent and sovereign country.

I was singing a song.

They have been waited for you for three hours.

They have waited for you for three hours.

They have waiting for you for three hours.

They have been waiting for you for three hours.

The sun has been shined for several hours.

The sun have been shining for several hours.

The sun has been shining for several hours.

The sun has shining for several hours.

S+have/has+been+Ving+...

have/has+been+Ving+..

S+have/has+Ved(3).

 S+am/ is/ are+Ving+...

S+ have/has+Ved(3)+.....

S+ had+been+Ving+...

S+will+have+Ved(3)+...

S+was/were+Ving+..

 S+am/is/are+Ving+...

S+was/were+Ving+

S+have/has+been+Ving+..

S+will+be+Ving+...

S+am/is/are+Ving+.

S+have/has+Ved(3)+.....

Have/Has+S+been+Ving+...?

S+V(he/she/it- V(s/es))+...

The rain has stopped.

I have been studying French for the last two years.

She was drinking tea.

My sister usually wakes up at 6 a.m.

Something has happened to your friend.

I have been trying to fall asleep for a long time.

All my colleagues want to go to this party, so do I.

John was cooking dinner when he suddenly cut his finger. 

I am eaten breakfast right now.

I am eating breakfast right now.

I have eating breakfast right now.

I will eating breakfast right now.

Are they watching a movie at the cinema?

Have they watching a movie at the cinema?

Have they watched a movie at the cinema?

Do hey watching a movie at the cinema?

Does your cat like bathing?

Have you been waiting for a long time?

Am I eating breakfast right now? 

Have you come yet?