present perfect vs. continuous.2B

She's worked / been working here since July.

• worked

• been working

• both

Your mother has phoned / been phoning three times

this morning!

• phoned

• been phoning

The kids are exhausted because they've run / been running around all day.

• run

• been running

• both

Tim and Lucy haven't seen / been seeing our new house yet.

• seen

• been seeing

• both

I've never met / been meeting her boyfriend. Have you?

• met

• been meeting

• both

It's snowed / been snowing all morning.

• snowed

• been snowing

• both

Bill has just gone / been going to work. He won't be back till this evening.

• gone

• been going

• both

My sister has lived / been living alone since her divorce.

• lived

• been living

• both

I've read / been reading all morning. I've now read / been reading 100 pages.

• been reading-read

• read-been reading