Present Perfect Continuous (1)

Practise the present perfect continuous!

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We use the present perfect continuous when we want to say that something started in the past and is still continuing now.

The present perfect continuous is formed with "has/have been" + "the ing-form of the verb" (present participle).
For example: I have been watching the TV series for a month now.

I have been __________ chess for two years now.

Solution:
learning

Lucas has been __________ for the junior marathon for a long time.

Solution:
training

She ______ been cooking all evening, so dinner is ready soon.

Solution:
has

They ______ been building the new school for a year now.

Solution:
have

Mum has been __________ a lot.

Solution:
working

Marie has been __________ the piano for two hours now.

Solution:
practising

We have ______ looking after Lilly since two o'clock.

Solution:
been

Dad ______ been exercising for hours!

Solution:
has

We have been __________ about you.

Solution:
thinking

They have been __________ on this project for a long time.

Solution:
working

She has ______ gaming a lot.

Solution:
been

Louisa ______ been waiting for ten minutes.

Solution:
has

I have ______ renovating my bedroom since yesterday.

Solution:
been