Form the negative and the interrogative.
1. He has been working for hours.
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2. They have been studying since five o’clock.
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3. She has been learning English for two years.
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4. Maria has been playing the guitar all day.
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5. I have been looking for my keys all day.
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6. His grandparents have been living in this house for forty years.
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7. Helen has been washing the car since two o’clock.
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8. The baby has been sleeping all morning.
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9. We have been working here for many years.
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10.It has been snowing for two hours.
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Fill in the gaps with Present Perfect Continuous.
1. How long …………………………………………… (you/live) in Athens?
2. Vivi ………………………………………… (not /learn) French for a long time.
3. Vangelis ……………………………………….. (go) to the gym since April.
4. How long ………………………………………… (the children/play) computer games?
5. My dad …………………………………………. (drive) the same car for 25 years.
6. Mum ……………………………………………. (read) her book all evening.
7. I ………………………………………………. (study) for my exams since Christmas.
8. ………………………………………………(you / use) this computer for a long time?
9. They……………………………………………… (learn) English for six years.
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Лариса Леухина
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Form the negative and the interrogative.
1. He hasn't been working for hours. Has he been working for hours?
2. They haven't been studying since five o’clock. Who has been studying since five o’clock?
3. She hasn't been learning English for two years. What language has she been learning for two years?
4. Maria hasn't been playing the guitar all day. How long has Maria been playing the guitar?
5. I haven't been looking for my keys all day. Why have I been looking for my keys all day?
6. His grandparents haven't been living in this house for forty years. Where have his grandparents been living for forty years?
7. Helen hasn't been washing the car since two o’clock. Helen has been washing the car since two o’clock, hasn't she?
8. The baby hasn't been sleeping all morning. Has the baby been sleeping all morning or all night?
9. We haven't been working here for many years. Have we been working here for many years?
10. It hasn't been snowing for two hours. How long has it been snowing?
Fill in the gaps with Present Perfect Continuous.
1. How long have you been living in Athens?
2. Vivi hasn't been learning French for a long time.
3. Vangelis hasn't been going to the gym since April.
4. How long have the children been playing computer games?
5. My dad has been driving the same car for 25 years.
6. Mum has been reading her book all evening.
7. I have been studying for my exams since Christmas.
8. Have you been using this computer for a long time?
9. They have been learning English for six years.
1. He hasn't been working for hours. Has he been working for hours?
2. They haven't been studying since five o’clock. Who has been studying since five o’clock?
3. She hasn't been learning English for two years. What language has she been learning for two years?
4. Maria hasn't been playing the guitar all day. How long has Maria been playing the guitar?
5. I haven't been looking for my keys all day. Why have I been looking for my keys all day?
6. His grandparents haven't been living in this house for forty years. Where have his grandparents been living for forty years?
7. Helen hasn't been washing the car since two o’clock. Helen has been washing the car since two o’clock, hasn't she?
8. The baby hasn't been sleeping all morning. Has the baby been sleeping all morning or all night?
9. We haven't been working here for many years. Have we been working here for many years?
10. It hasn't been snowing for two hours. How long has it been snowing?
Fill in the gaps with Present Perfect Continuous.
1. How long have you been living in Athens?
2. Vivi hasn't been learning French for a long time.
3. Vangelis hasn't been going to the gym since April.
4. How long have the children been playing computer games?
5. My dad has been driving the same car for 25 years.
6. Mum has been reading her book all evening.
7. I have been studying for my exams since Christmas.
8. Have you been using this computer for a long time?
9. They have been learning English for six years.
