Open the brackets in Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous: It __________ (rain) all week.
I has been raining all week
Open the brackets in Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous: How long ____ you _______ this T-shirt?
How long have you been wearing this T-shirt?
Open the brackets in Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous: I _________________________ (live) in this city for five years.
I have been living in this city for five years.
Open the brackets in Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous: She _________________________ (paint) the walls all afternoon.
She has been painting the walls all afternoon.
Open the brackets in Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous: We _________________________ (not/meet) each other since 2020.
We haven't met each other since 2020.
Open the brackets in Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous: Tom _________________________ (try) to fix his bike for two hours.
Tom has been trying to fix his bike for two hours.
Open the brackets in Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous: They _________________________ (finish) their project already.
They have finished their project already.
Open the brackets in Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous: The children _________________________ (play) in the garden since lunchtime.
The children have been playing in the garden since lunchtime.
Open the brackets in Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous: I _________________________ (not/read) this book yet.
I haven't read this book yet.
Open the brackets in Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous: 9What __________you__________________ (do) all day?
What have you been doing all day?
Open the brackets in Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous: She _________________________ (watch) that TV series for weeks.
She has been watching that TV series for weeks.
FOR or SINCE: I have worked here ________ two months.
I have worked here for two months.
FOR or SINCE: He has been on holiday ________ last Friday.
He has been on holiday since last Friday.
FOR or SINCE: They have been studying French ______ a long time.
They have been studying French for a long time.
FOR or SINCE: He has lived in Paris _______ 2015.
He has lived in Paris since 2015.
FOR or SINCE: We have known each other _________ ages.
We have known each other for ages.
