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Make a present perfect sentence using FOR or SINCE: my internet connection / not work / yesterday

My internet connection hasn't been working since yesterday

Make a present perfect sentence using FOR or SINCE: I / love her / the first day we met

I´ve loved her since the first day we met

Make a present perfect sentence using FOR or SINCE: how long / you wait ?

How long have you been waiting?

Order to make a sentence: to / been / you / drive / long / learning / how / have?

How long have you been learning to drive?

Order to make a sentence: studying / for / years / she / English / three / been / has

She has been studying English for three years

Which is correct? We've had our new flat FOR / SINCE six months

FOR

Which is correct? I've WORKED / BEEN WORKING as a teacher for five years

both options are correct

Order to make a sentence: TV / how / been / they / long / watching/ have?

How long have they been watching TV?

Order to make a sentence: long / I / very / living / for / been / not / here / have / a

I have not been living here for a long time

Make a present perfect sentence using FOR or SINCE: I / be a teacher / three years

I have been a teacher for three years

Which is correct? How long HAVE YOU KNOWN / DO YOU KNOW your husband?

HAVE YOU KNOWN

Make a present perfect sentence with FOR or SINCE: the children / play computer games / two hours

The children have been playing computer games for two hours

Make a present perfect sentence using FOR or SINCE: it / snow / 5:00 this morning

It has been snowing since 5:00 this morning

Which is correct? I'm exhausted! I'M CLEANING / 'VE BEEN CLEANING the kitchen for two hours

'VE BEEN CLEANING

Order: raining / it / since/ been / lunchtime/ has

It has been raining since lunchtime

Make a present perfect sentence using FOR or SINCE: Sam / not study enough recently

Sam hasn't been studying enough recently

Make a present perfect sentence using FOR or SINCE: your sister / that hairstyle / a long time?

Has your sister had that hairstyle for a long time?

Make a present perfect sentence using FOR or SINCE: you / live in London / a long time?

Have you been living in London for a long time?

Which is correct? Hi Jackie! How are you? I HAVEN'T SEEN / HAVEN'T BEEN SEEING you for ages!

HAVEN'T SEEN

Make a present perfect sentence with FOR or SINCE : we / know each other / we were children

We've known each other since we were children