present perfect simple vs continuous

How long _________________ Peter?

• have you been knowing

• have you know

• have you known

Somebody ___________ my cookies. There are none left.

• have been eating

• have eaten

• has eaten

somebody ______________ my cookies. There are very few left.

• been eating

• has eaten

• has been eating

How many books _______________?

• have she written

• has she been writing

• has she written

She must be tired.She ____________________ all afternoon.

• has written

• has been write

• has been writing

I ____________all afternoon. I____________ five chapters.

• have read/ have been reading

• read/ have been reading

• have been reading/have read

They________________for months and they __________________ three countries so far.

• traveled/have been visiting

• have traveled/ have been visiting

• have been traveling/have visited

I_____________ the book you lent me. I'll give it back to you when I finish it.

• 've read

• was read

• 've been reading

You___________________. you can take the car now.

• have drinked

• have been drinking

• drink

I________________ for you all morning! Where______________________?

• have been waiting/have you been?

• have waited/have you been

• have wait/ have you been