1) (they/arrive) already?
Have they arrived already?
Lucy (run) 2000 metres today.
has been running
has run
has ran
has been run
I (clean) all morning - I'm fed up!
have cleaned
've been cleaning
has cleaned
has been clean
How long (you/ / know) Simon?
have you known
I (drink) more water recently, and I feel better.
have been drinking
Sorry about the mess! I (bake).
has baked
has been baking
have been baking
have baked
He (eat) six bars of chocolate today.
has eaten
Julie (cook) dinner. Let's go and eat!
has been cooking
has cooken
has been cooked
has cooked
The students (finish) their exams. They're very happy.
have finished
I (not/do) the housework yet.
haven't done
She (promise) to help many times.
has promised
has promising
has been promising
He (see) the film 'The King's Speech' about six times.
has been seeing
has saw
has been seen
has seen
She (take) French lessons lately.
's / has been taking
It (not/rain) for three hours! Only about one hour.
hasn't rained / hasn't been raining
I (paint) my house all day, but it's not finished yet.
've / have been painting
