Present Perfect Continuous has been snowing ? ? ? ? 1 / 17 click It (snow) since early morning, and it still hasn ’ t stopped.
Present Perfect Continuous haven ’ t been exercising ? ? ? ? 2 / 17 They (not exercise) regularly for the past few weeks.
Present Perfect Continuous haven ’ t been feeling ? ? ? ? 3 / 17 I (not feel) well these days.
Present Perfect Continuous Has … been barking ? ? ? ? 4 / 17 The dog (bark) all day?
Present Perfect Continuous has been running ? ? ? ? 5 / 17 My brother (run) every morning to stay in shape.
Present Perfect Continuous 6 / 17 You (learn) a new language recently? Have … been learning ? ? ? ?
Present Perfect Continuous 7 / 17 Andrew and Timothy (study) for their exams all week. haven been studying ? ? ? ?
Present Perfect Continuous 8 / 17 The team (not perform) well this season. hasn ’ t been performing ? ? ? ?
Present Perfect Continuous have been waiting ? ? ? ? 9 / 17 I (wait) for the bus for over an hour.
Present Perfect Continuous 10 / 17 Kevin (watch) TV all evening? Has … been watching ? ? ? ?
Present Perfect Continuous 11 / 17 We (not work) on the project as much as we should. haven ’ t been working ? ? ? ?
Present Perfect Continuous 12 / 17 She (travel) a lot recently? Has … been travelling ? ? ? ?
Present Perfect Continuous 13 / 17 She (not answer) her phone for hours. hasn ’ t been answering ? ? ? ?
Present Perfect Continuous 14 / 17 I (not sleep) enough lately. haven ’ t been sleeping ? ? ? ?
Present Perfect Continuous have been reading ? ? ? ? 15 / 17 The kids (read) that book for the past month but haven ’ t finished yet.
Present Perfect Continuous has been teaching ? ? ? ? 16 / 17 Mr. Smith (teach) math to high school students for ten years.
Present Perfect Continuous 17 / 17 They (plan) the trip for weeks? Have … been planning ? ? ? ?
