Present Perfect Progressive

Complete the sentence with is, are, has been, or have been.

Mr. and Mrs. Jones

Complete the sentence with is, are, has been, or have been.

Mr. and Mrs. Jones

Complete the sentence with is, are, has been, or have been.

The test begins at 1:00. Right now it's 11:00. Sara is at the library. She

Complete the sentence with is, are, has been, or have been.

Sara

Complete the sentence with is, are, has been, or have been.

Marco wants to buy a pair of jeans. He

Complete the sentence with is, are, has been, or have been.

Marco

I have been waiting (since / for) 4 o’clock.

Sue has only been waiting (since/ for) 20 minutes.

Tim and Tina have been learning English (since / for) six years.

Fred and Frida have been learning French (since / for) 1998.

Joe and Josephine have been going out together (since / for) Valentine’s Day.

I haven’t been on holiday (since / for) last July.

Mary has been saving her money (since / for) many years.

You have been watching TV (since / for) hours.

We have been living here (since / for) 2 months.

Sue has only been waiting (since/ for) 20 minutes.