Использование Present Perfect Tense and Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Choose the Right Form of the Verb

1. Tom and Mary have built/have been building the house for two years.

2. My parents have been/ have been being in Paris for a month.

3. I think the waiter has fogetting/ has fogotten us. We wait/ have waited/ have been waiting for a half an hour.

4. I don't know if he has even been noticing/ has noticed us. He has been running/ has run from the table to table.

5. I have been reading/ have read today's newspaper and there is an interesting article.

6. It has been snowing/ has snowed since I got up.

7. Tom has been looked for/ has been looking for an evening job for a week.

8. Mary has been working/ has worked overtime since the last month.

9. He has been living/ has lived in this town since 1980.

10. Sue has listened/ has been listening to music since she bought a CD player.

11. You look very guilty! What have you been doing/ have you done?

12. How many books have you collected/ have been collecting ?

13. It's still snowing. It has snowed/ has been snowing for hours.

14. The dish-washer is OK now. Dad has repaired/ has been repairing it.

15. The room looks so cosy now. I have hung/ has been hanging the curtains.

16. That dog has barked/has been barking since last night.

17. The baby has been crying/ has cried for a couple of hours.