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He's had / been having that car for ages.
He's had that car for ages.
I haven't seen / been seeing Jack for three years.
I haven't seen Jack for three years.
She's studied / been studying all afternoon and now she needs a break.
She's been studying all afternoon and now she needs a break.
Sorry, have you waited / been waiting for ages?
Sorry, have you been waiting for ages?
We haven't known / been knowing each other for long.
We haven't known each other for long.
I traveled a lot. I've visited / been visiting ten countries.
I traveled a lot. I've visited ten countries.
