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Is it correct? If not, correct it: "I've been living here for Christmas."

since Christmas

If I had more time, I (will / would / can) review the names of animals.

would

Sam: "You look great!" - George: "Thanks, (I'm doing / I've been doing / I've been done) a lot of exercise recently."

I've been doing

Denis: "You don't look well, Irma. Are you ok?" Irma: "(I haven't been feeling well / I don't feel well / I'm not feeing well) for a few days now."

I haven't been feeling well

Serhii: Sssh! (I've been trying / I've tried / I'm trying) to read! - Pasha: Sorry!

I'm trying

(Has Bogan done / Has Bogan been doing / Is Bogan doing) his homework yet?

Has bogdan done

Sorry I'm late! How long (have you waited / are you waiting / have you been waiting?)

have you been waiting

Recently (we are reviewing / have been reviewing) present perfect continuous.

have been reviewing

Can you please turn down the music? (I've tried to study / I've been trying to study / I'm trying to study)!

I'm trying to study

"What do you want to be when you grow up?" - "Honestly, I (didn't think / haven't thought / haven't been thinking) about that before.

haven't thought

How do we form the present perfect continuous?

have/has + been + verb + ing

Oh no! (It's starting / It's been starting) to rain!

It's starting

"What's she doing?" - Nothing much. She (finished watching / has just finished watching / has been finishing watching) a sitcom five minutes ago.

finished watching

It's a _____y.

valley

Svyatoslav: "Have you finished your homework yet, Andrei?" Andrei: "No, but (I've been doing it / I've done it / I'm doing it) right now.

I'm doing it

Anne: "Can I speak to Dasha"? - Pasha: "(She's having / She's been having / She's had / She had) lunch at the moment.

She's having

How's your daughter? (It she still teaching / Has she still been teaching / Has she still taught) at the local college?"

Is she still teaching

I've lived here for 3 years. - I _______ since 2018. [LIVING]

've been living here

It's a b____.

boulder

(We've written / We've been writing) the report. Here it is. You may take it now.

We've written

It's a b______h.

branch

Look, Timofii! (It's been snowing / it's snowing!) - Yes, I know, (it's snowing / it's been snowing) since five o'clock this morning.

it's snowing; it's been snowing

True or False: After "since", we use a period of time.

False

Bogdan is very keen (in/at/on/for) learning languages, and he's very good (in/at/on/for/to) them.

on; at