present perfect simple vs continuous

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B: I (work) all day. I (come / just) home from work and I (have / not) the time yet to walk the dog.

Back

I've been working... I've just come... and I haven't had...

Front

A: I (call) for you for half an hour. Where (be) ? And why are your clothes so dirty?

Back

have been calling... have you been...

Front

Complete the sentence: (you / find) a box with old photos there? I (look) for it for ages.

Back

Have you found... I have been looking...

Front

Fill in the blanks: I (cook / not) anything yet because I (talk) to our neighbour.

Back

haven't cooked... have been talking...

Front

We (know) them for 15 years.

Back

have known

Front

When using Present Perfect, we don't use the time expressions: for, since, just, already, yet, always, so far, lately, recently, ever, never, last week, two days ago, in 1990, last summer.

Back

last week, two days ago, in 1990, last summer

Front

It's the first time ... a jeep.

Back

I've driven

Front

It ... all day! Why can’t it stop!

Back

has been raining

Front

Joe ... for a new job all week since Friday.

Back

has been looking

Front

That actor ... his lines three times recently.

Back

has forgotten