Present Perfect Continuous

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous form. I need a holiday. I (work) too hard for a long time.

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous form. I (clean) my car four hours.

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous form. The pupils (sleep) since ten o´clock.

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous form. They (do) their homework for 30 minutes.

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous form. Will that music never stop? It (play) for two hours.

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous form. My dog (eat) all morning long.

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous form. He (live) in the USA for many years but he still can’t speak English properly.

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous form. Mary is learning to play the piano. She (practice) since breakfast time.

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous form. We (travel) for three days but we are still only halfway to London.

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous form. Turn the TV set off. The children (watch) it since morning.

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous form. Please, wake up Peter. He (sleep) for ten hours.