Present Perfect SImple and Continuous/Past Perfect/Vocabulary

Judy: How long ______________ (be) in Canada?

Claude: I _______________ (study) here for more than three years.

• are you / 've been studying

• have you been / 'm studying

• have you been / 've been studying

• you have been / 've studied

I ________________ (love) chocolate since I was a child. You might even call me a "chocoholic."

• 've loved

• have love

• 've been loving

• 've been loved

I’m sweating. I ____ all morning.

• Have been running

• Have run

• ran

I _____ sick all week. I need to go to the doctor.

• Has been feeling

• Have feeling

• Have been feeling

_______ to Paris?

• Has you ever been

• Have you ever been

• Have you ever being

She _______ French for three years. She will take the proficiency exam next month.

• have been studying

• has studying

• has been studying

My team ----- (win) two matches so far.

• has won

• has been winning

• has being winning

Are we not there yet? We ---- (walk) for hours.

• has been walking

• have been walking

• have walk

First, I wrote a letter. Second, I showed him the letter. ⇒ I showed him a letter that I _____________.

• 'd written

• wrote

When we finally found his house, everyone....... (already/leave) for a club in town.

• had already left
• had left
• already had left
• left