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She ____ (work) here for five years

• hasn't been working

• have been working

• has been working

• is working

I____ (study) all day

• have been studying

• has been studying

• is studying

• am studying

You____ (eat) a lot recently

• are been eating

• you have been

• has been eating

• have been eating

We _____ (live) in London for six months

• have been living

• has been living

• are being living

• has lived

She ____ (play) football, so she is tired

• hasn't played

• have played

• has been playing

• have been playing

He _____ (not/ study)

• have been studying

• has been studying

• hasn't been studying

• haven't been studying

_____ (she/run) much recently?

• has she running

• have she been running

• has she been running

• hasn't running

_____ (it/rain)?

• Has it been raining?

• Have it been raining?

• Hasn't it been raining

• Haven't it been raining?

I ____ (not/ pay) attention to the lecture

• hasn't been paying

• am not paying

• am paying

• haven't been paying

______ (he/work) today?

• Have he been working

• Has he been working

• Has she been working

• Have you been working