Lesson 119 Present Perfect VS Present Perfect Continuous

A: I’m very tired. We ... (walk) too fast.

B: Maybe you are right, we ... (walk) 10 kilometres in only one hour and a half.

• have been walking; have walked

• have walked; have walked

• have being walked; have walkled

I … (wait) for you all morning! Where … (you/be) all this time?

• have been waiting; have you been

• have being waiting; have you been

• have waited; you have been

She … (teach) in this school for 20 years, and she … (meet) thousands of students from hundreds of different countries.

• have taught; have met

• has been teaching; has met

• has being teaching; met

A: It smells fantastic!

B: Yeah, I … (make) cookies all afternoon.

A: Let me see. Wow! You … (make) a lot of cookies!

• have being making; have made

• have made; have made

• have been making; have made

Someone … (call) all morning. They … (call) at least ten times.

• have been calling; have called

• has being called; have called

• has been calling; have called

I … (work) here for over a month and I … (not meet) the manager yet.

• have been working; haven’t met

• have worked; haven’t met

• have being worked; haven’t met

What’s the matter with you? You … (not say) anything since this morning.

• haven’t say

• haven’t said

• not have said

He … (lose) his keys and he … (try) to contact his wife all morning, but she hasn’t answered yet.

• has lose; has been trying

• has lost; has been trying

• has lose; has being trying