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She has working as a teacher for almost 5 years.
working => worked
The concert haven’t started yet.
haven't => hasn't
Have you eat yet?
eat => eaten
He has been at his computer since seven hours.
since => for
She hasn’t received any good news since a long time.
since => for
My father hasn’t played any sport for last year.
for => since
I hasn’t still finished my homework yet.
hasn't => haven't
Have you been ever to London?
been ever => ever been
How many books has Bob readed?
readed => read
I have had never such an exciting trip.
had never => never had
How long have you live here?
live => lived
