Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous

How long ……………… you …………….………. (wait) for me?

• How long have you waited

• How long have you been waiting

• How long has you been waiting

• How long have you waiting

Where ……………… she …………………….. (be)?

• was she

• have she been

• has she been

• has she being

Tina and Alex ………………………………….. (break) up with each other for good.

• have broken up

• have broke up

• has broken up

• haved broken up

We …………………………………………………. (learn) English for a 3 years.

• We have been learning

• We has been learning

• We have learning

• We have learnt

……………….. you …………………………. (hear) the news yet?

• Has you heard

• Have you been heard

• Have you hearing

• Have you heard

Your brother ………………………………………………… (just arrive).

• Your brother has just arriving

• Your brother have just arrived

• Your brother has just arrived

• Your brother has just been arrived

We ……………………………………….. (sit) here for half an hour.

• We have been sitting

• We haved been sitting

• We has been sitting

• We have sitting

I …………………………………………… (do) my homework since the afternoon.

• I have doing

• I have been doing

• I has been doing

• I have done

Mum ………………………………………….. (already do) the shopping.

• Mum has already been done

• Mum have already done

• Mum has already done

• Mum has already doing

What ……………………… you ………………………….. (read) since the morning?

• What have you read

• What have you been reading

• What have you reading

• What has you been reading