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How long _______________ you ______________ (work)?
I _____________ here ______________ three months now. (work)
have you been working / 've been working / for
Have you ever ___________ to Morocco?
Yes, I ___________ there.
been / 've been
A: You're on your own now, aren't you?
B: Yes, but I _____________ (just / meet) someone new, and I really like her.
've just met
A: ______________ (you / teach) English abroad before, Mister Trump?
B: Yes, I, ______________ (teach) from 2009-2011 in Vietnam, and I ______________ (just / come) back from a four-month job in Thailand.
Have you taught / taught / have just come
A: How long _____________ Pam _____________ single?
B: I think she _____________ _____________ she broke up with Paul.
has Pam been / has been / since
When have you bought that leather jacket? TRUE or FALSE
FALSE / When did you buy that leather jacket?
I’m sure I haven’t borrowed any money from you last week. TRUE or FALSE
FALSE / I’m sure I didn't borrow any money from you last week.
We haven’t paid the gas bill yet. TRUE or FALSE
TRUE
the children / play computer games / two hours
The children have been playing computer games for two hours.
we / know each other / we were children
We have known each other since we were children.
my Internet connection / not work /yesterday
My internet connection hasn't been working since yesterday.
you / live in Chicago / a long time?
Have you been living in Chicago for a long time?
Correct the mistake.
I haven’t gotten any emails from my brother for last winter.
I haven’t gotten any emails from my brother since last winter.
Correct the mistake.
Paul doesn’t eat anything since yesterday because he's sick.
Paul hasn't eaten anything since yesterday because he's sick.
Correct the mistake.
Hi, Jackie! How are you? I don’t see you for ages!
Hi, Jackie! How are you? I haven't seen you for ages!
A: _________ your parents _________ you money? (lend)
B: Yes, but I paid it back as soon as I could.
Have ... lent
