Iw. choose the right one: present perfect or present perfect continuous. 1.we have been/ have been having french courses since september. 2.nigar has read/has been reading some magazines for an hour. 3.someone has ridden/has been riding my bike and has broken/has been breaking it. 4.elvin has translated/ has been translating the magazine for a week. 5.i have read/have been reading two books this week. 6.here you are! i have looked/have been looking for you everywhere. 7.you have cooked/ have been cooking pilaff for an hour, and haven’t fi nished yet. 8.they have built/have been building their cottage for three years. 9.my mum has to take my little sister to the dentist as she has broken/has been breaking her tooth. 10.lale has waited/has been waiting for me in the hospital for two hours.

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