Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous

I __________ (already, read) this book three times.

• have already been reading

• have already read

• am already reading

• was already reading

She __________ (work) here since she graduated.

• have worked

• worked

• has been working

• is working

They __________ (paint) the house for two days.

• has painted

• have been painting

• have painted

• are painting

I __________ (know) him for ten years.

• have known

• have been knowing

• has known

• have been known

We __________ (wait) for you for over an hour.

• has waited

• have waited

• have been waiting

• are waiting

He __________ (live) in Paris since five years old.

• has lived

• has been living

• have been living

• have lived

How long __________ (you/study) English?

• have you studied

• are you studying

• have you been studying

• did you study

She __________ (finish) her homework already.

• have finished

• have been finishing

• is finishing

• has finished

They __________ (play) tennis for the last hour.

• has played

• have been playing

• play

• plays

He __________ (work) on this project since morning.

• has been working

• has worked

• worked

• works