Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous

She ___ (paint) a picture. Now she's going to start a new one.

• have painted

• have been painting

• has been painted

• has painted

You ___ the bathroom! It looks lovely!

• have cleaned

• have been cleaning

• have clean

She ___ ten books this summer.

• has been reading

• have been reading

• has read

• have read

She ___ that TV all day.

• has been watching

• has watched

I ___ emails all day.

• 've been writing

• 've written

• 've been written

I know, I'm really red. ___!

• I've been running

• I've run

Thanks for the recipe book! We've already ___ two different recipes.

• been trying

• tried

I'm worried about Sam. She's ___ too hard recently.

• worked

• been working

Clare hasn't finished her homework ___.

• yet

• already

• just

• ever

Jo has already ___ Shirley to dinner.

• invited

• been inviting