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We've been here (a)   9 o'clock.

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I have worked for KFC (a)   more than eight years.

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They've been living in France (a)   eight years.

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The pilots have been on strike -------- two months.

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Nobody has seen him (a)   last Friday.

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We've had terrible weather (a)   Saturday.

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We have been waiting for the bus (a)   half an hour.

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Our dog has been ill (a)   two days.

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The kettle has been boiling (a)   ten minutes.

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I've been looking for this book (a)   a long time.

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He has been fishing (a)   six o'clock.

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The shop has been closed (a)   Monday.

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(a)   the dentist took out that tooth of mine, it's been really painful. I should go back to her.

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You have worked really well (a)   the morning coffee break. Well done!

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I've been coming to this swimming pool (a)   over ten years.

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I've had this diamond necklace (a)   a very long time.

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You've been eating chips (a)   the whole of this film. Are you a little hungry?

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(a)   I was born, I have always had one arm longer than the other. The doctors can't explain it!

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Celine has changed a lot (a)   she got promoted.

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It’s been raining (a)   20 minutes.

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He stayed in Europe (a)   less than a year.

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He has been in Paris (a)   about two weeks.

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I have not heard from him (a)   my birthday.

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I've been studying English (a)   four years.

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I have not seen her (a)   last summer.