Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous
1) (he/arrive) already?
 Has he arrived
 He is arriving
 Has he been arriving
 Is he arriving
2) Nikki (meet) her friend today.
 has meet
 has been meeting
 is meeting
 ‘s met
3) I (study) all day long, I am very tired.
 have study
 ‘ve been studying
 have studied
 have been studied
4) How long (she/know) your sister?
 has she knowing
 she has known
 has she been knowing
 has she known
5) My mother (eat) more diverse vegetables, and she feels better.
 has eaten
 have eaten
 has been eating
 have been eating
6) Sorry about the noise. I (cook).
 is been cooking
 ‘ve been cooking
 ‘ve cooked
 ‘ve cooking
7) How many times (you/visit) your town this year?
 have you visiting
 have you visited
 you have been visiting
 have you been visiting
8) She (sell) ten bars of chocolate today.
 ‘ve sold
 ‘s been selling
 ‘s sold
 ‘ve been selling
9) Ann (just/cook) pasta. I am going to eat it now.
 has just been cooking
 have just been cooking
 have just cooked
 has just cooked
10) My children (just/play) in yard, they are very happy.
 ‘s just been playing
 ‘ve just played
 ‘ve just been played
 ‘ve played just
11) I (work) at this factory for 15 years.
 ‘ve worked
 ‘ve been working
 ‘s been working
 ‘s worked
12) How long (you/know) your colleague?
 has you known
 have you known
 has you been knowing
 have you been knowing
13) You look happy and excited. What (you/do) since morning.
 have you been doing
 has you done
 have you done
 has you been doing
14) How many times (Sue/visit) Italy?
 have been visiting
 has Sue visited
 has been visiting
 have Sue visited
15) Seems he has a bad memory, he (learn) this poem for 3 hours, but he cannot remember.
 ‘s been learning
 ‘ve learned
 ‘ve been learning
 ‘s learned
16) His stepdaughter likes cartoons, I think so, as she (watch) them for four hours.
 ‘ve been watching
 ‘s watched
 ‘s been watching
 ‘ve watched
17) (Who/study) hard today, I have a present for the who did his best.
 Who has studied
 Who have studied
 Who have been studying
 Who has been studying
18) I (never/see) the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
 ‘ve never seen
 ‘ve been never seen
 ‘s been never seen
 ‘s never seen
19) Sorry for being late. How long (you/wait) for me?
 has you waited
 have you been waiting
 has you been waiting
 have you waited
20) (you/see) Ann recently?
 Have you seen
 Have you been seing
 Has you seen
 Has you been seing

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