Solutions for App 388

Present Perfect Continuous (2)

Come practise the present perfect continuous!

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

I have not been __________ football since my injury.

Solution:
playing

Aunt Lisbeth ______ been helping us since yesterday.

Solution:
has

It has not ______ raining all month.

Solution:
been

Mr Thomson has been __________ for an hour.

Solution:
talking

For how long have you been __________ in the canteen?

Solution:
eating

Jaden ______ been watching TV for two hours.

Solution:
has

How long have you __________ learning French?

Solution:
been

I have been __________ handstands for three weeks now.

Solution:
practising

I have been __________ my trip to Italy since March.

Solution:
organising

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

Solution:
has

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

Solution:
Have

I am tired. I have been __________ a lot.

Solution:
revising

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

Solution:
singing