"I / study / English / for two hours.
I HAVE BEEN STUDYING for two hours
"She has eaten lunch."
She HAS BEEN EATING lunch
"They / play / football / since 3 o'clock."
They HAVE BEEN PLAYING football since 3 o'clock
She __________________ (play) tennis for two hours.
She HAS BEEN PLAYING tennis for two hours.
I started learning Spanish two months ago. (learn)
I HAVE BEEN LEARNING Spanish FOR months
Use "for" or "since": They have been studying French ________ Monday.
They have been studying French SINCE Monday.
Use "for" or "since": She has been playing the guitar ________ two hours.
She has been playing the guitar FOR two hours.
She started cooking dinner at 5 p.m. (cook)
She has been cooking dinner SINCE 5 p.m
He started exercising in the morning. (exercise)
He HAS BEEN EXERCISING all the morning
He ______________________ (clean) the house for three hours.
He HAS BEEN CLEANING the house for three hours.
The children _____________ (dance) since the music started
The children HAVE BEEN DANCING since the music started
I _____________________ (learn) how to paint _______ six months.
I HAVE BEEN LEARNING how to paint FOR six months.
He ___________________ (read) that book for a long time.
He HAS BEEN READING that book for a long time.
We ________ (wait) for the bus ________ 4 o'clock.
We have been waiting for the bus SINCE 4 o'clock.
I have been working on this project ________ last week.
I have been working on this project SINCE last week.
We started watching the movie thirty minutes ago. (watch)
We HAVE BEEN WATCHING the movie FOR thirty minutes
