Present perfect continuous - complete the dialogues

Exercises

Complete the dialogues with the present perfect continuous. Use positive and negative forms.

A: George, how long you Vietnamese? (learn)

B: Vietnamese? Wait a minute. For about five years.

A: What a lovely smell! What is it?

B: I think that my mum some cakes. (bake)

A: George, why are your hands so dirty?

B: I my car wheels before I replace them. (clean)

A: You look so tired. You should stop working and have a rest.

B: Should I? But I so hard. (not work)

A: Why Sarah at home all the time lately? (stay)

B: She broke her leg while she was skiing in the Alps.

A: Peter, why are you so noisy? I want to sleep!

B: Do you mean it? I any noise since I got up. (not make)

A: You are ill, Marion. you for a long time? (cough)

B: Not really. It started the day before yesterday.

A: Mr. Gregson, how long you English? (teach)

B: To tell the truth, I've never taught English. But I'd like to try it.

A: Hi, Sam. How is your new girlfriend doing?

B: Susan? She to me since we had an argument. (not speak)

A: Have you heard about the bank robbery in King Street?

B: Yes, I have. The police for the robbers day and night. (look)

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