present perfect simple vs continuous vs past simple

I _____ the house all day.

• have cleaned

• cleaned

• have been cleaning

They _____ Tom´s brother in two years.

• haven´t seen

• haven´t been seeing

• hasn´t seen

When you use present perfect continuous you make emphasis to the duration of the action.

• true

• false

My cousins _____ German for six years.

• have learnt

• have been learning

• has been learning

Ago, last year, yesterday are expressions used in present perfect tense.

• true

• false

_________ the car ? It looks amazing !

• has you washed

• have you washed

• did you washed

My sister _____ in Melbourne for 10 years.

• has being living

• has lived

• have lived

Paul ____ kis keys, he can´t get into his apartment.

• lost

• hasn´t been losing

• have lost

Already, yet, since, for, recently are expressions I use in present perfect tense.

• TRUE

• FALSE

How long _________ ?

• has he taught

• he has taught

• has he been teaching