PRESENT PERFECT VS PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

Hi Stephanie! How are you? I _____ (have) a lovely time here in Spain.

• have been having

• have had

Sorry I _____ (not write) to you for ages but I _____ (work) hard here in Spain since I arrived six weeks ago.

• haven't been writing / have worked

• haven't written / have been working

The family I'm living with are very kind and I _____ (met) some really nice Spanish people of my age.

• have been meeting

• have met

They _____ (take) me out a few times.

• have been taking

• have taken

I think my Spanish _____ (improve) a lot because I _____ (not have) the opportunity to speak much English since I arrived, except to the children.

• has improved / hasn't had

• has ben improving / hasn't been having

I am normally no supposed to work on at weekends but the parents _____ (go) to Madrid this weekend.

• have been going

• have gone

I think the mother is missing the children a lot - she _____ (phone) six times already!

• has been phoning

• has phoned

The children _____ (play) in the garden since breakfast though and they're quite happy so I _____ (write) emails all morning.

• have played / have written

• have been playing / have been writing

I _____ (send) 6 so far!

• have sent

• have been sending

I won't see you until the end of September because I _____ (change) my flight so that I can go traveling before I come home.

• have been changing

• have changed