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Present Perfect Continuous (2)

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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.

She ______ been looking forward to the show.

Solution:
has

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I have not been __________ football since my injury.

Solution:
playing

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Aunt Lisbeth ______ been helping us since yesterday.

Solution:
has

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It has not ______ raining all month.

Solution:
been

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Mr Thomson has been __________ for an hour.

Solution:
talking

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For how long have you been __________ in the canteen?

Solution:
eating

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Jaden ______ been watching TV for two hours.

Jaden [[spacer]] been watching TV for two hours.

Solution:
has

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How long have you __________ learning French?

How long have you [[spacerL]] learning French?

Solution:
been

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I have been __________ handstands for three weeks now.

I have been [[spacerL]] handstands for three weeks now.

Solution:
practising

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I have been __________ my trip to Italy since March.

I have been [[spacerL]] my trip to Italy since March.

Solution:
organising

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He ______ been reading the Narnia trilogy for the past weeks.

He [[spacer]] been reading the Narnia trilogy for the past weeks.

Solution:
has

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______ you been listening? I don't think you got it.

[[spacer]] you been listening? I dont think you got it.

Solution:
Have

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I am tired. I have been __________ a lot.

I am tired. I have been [[spacerL]] a lot.

Solution:
revising

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She has been __________ this song for months now! I can't stand it anymore!

She has been [[spacerL]] this song for months now! I cant stand it anymore!

Solution:
singing

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Jaden [[spacer]] been watching TV for two hours.

How long have you [[spacerL]] learning French?

I have been [[spacerL]] handstands for three weeks now.

I have been [[spacerL]] my trip to Italy since March.

He [[spacer]] been reading the Narnia trilogy for the past weeks.

[[spacer]] you been listening? I dont think you got it.

I am tired. I have been [[spacerL]] a lot.

She has been [[spacerL]] this song for months now! I cant stand it anymore!