V4.6 Present perfect simple vs. continuous

Choose the correct sentence:

• 
  He has been painting that landscape for a month.

• He is painting that landscape for a month.

• 
  He painted that landscape for a month.

• 
  He has painted that landscape for a month.

Choose the correct sentence:

• Garfield is not hungry. He has already been eating.

• 
  Garfield is not hungry. He is already eating.

• 
  Garfield is not hungry. He has already eaten.

• Garfield is not hungry. He already ate.

Choose the correct sentence:

• My friend has been talking for hours!

• My friend has talking for hours!

• 
  My friend has talked for hours!

• My friend is talking for hours!

Choose the correct:

• I haven't done the housework yet.

• I haven't been doing the housework yet.

• I'm not doing the housework yet.

• I didn't do the housework yet.

Choose the correct sentence:

• She's studied very hard recently.

• She's been studying very hard recently.

• She been studying very hard recently.

Choose the correct:

• I've eaten lunch already, thanks.

• I've been eaten lunch already, thanks.

Choose the correct sentence:

• I've been waiting for you for 20 minutes!

  Why are you so late?

• I've waited for you for 20 minutes!

  Why are you so late?

Choose the correct sentence:

• I've made some really great friends

  since moving here.

• I've been making some really great friends

  since moving here.

Choose the correct sentence:

• My mother has been cooking spicy food for

  me since I was a child.

• My mother has cooked spicy food for

  me since I was a child.

Choose the correct sentence:

• I’m not feeling well, so I've been relaxing

  on the couch for most of the day.

• I’m not feeling well, so I've relaxed

  on the couch for most of the day.