Закончить предложения используя present perfect или present perfect progressive

1) has been raining
2) have never been
has been living
3) have been phoning
4) have always wanted
5) have been working
6) has been painting
has not finished

1) It (has been raining) ________ all day. When will it stop?
2) We HAVE never (been) __________ to Australia. And John (HAS LIVED) ________ there all his live. (англоязычные почему-то здесь никогда не употребляют Continuous -- *** употребляет - кому верить?: -)
3) I have been phoning Jane for a quarter of an hour, but the line is still engaged.
4) We HAVE always (wantED) ________ to visit Paris.
5) It is noon. You (have been working _______ on the computer for two hours already.
6) Frank (has been painting) ________ since morning but he (hasn't finished) _______ his picture yet.

1) It has been raining all day. When will it stop?
2) We have never been to Australia. And John has been living there all his live.
3) I have been phoning Jane for a quarter of an hour, but the line is still engaged.
4) We have always wanted to visit Paris.
5) It is noon. You have already been working on the computer for two hours .
6) Frank has been painting since morning but he hasn`t finished his picture yet.

Во второй части 2 - го предложения по основному правилу должно быть просто has lived. Но некоторые методики делают исключения в пользу прогрессива (ing), т. к. реально язык преодолел это ограничение.

так, чтобы вы не смущались, что тут верно из двух вариантов -верный ответ у Lanusia

1) rains
2) have never been, lives (is living)
3) have phoned
4) have always wanted
5) have been working
6) has been painting, has not finished jet