Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous

Type in only the missing verb in the sentence. Use the full form of the verb. I ... (not to see) him for ages.

Type in only the missing verb in the sentence. Use the full form of the verb. I think he ... (make) a lot of improvement.

Type in only the missing verb in the sentence. Use the full form of the verb. I ... (not to hear) about him for a long time.

Type in only the missing verb in the sentence. Use the full form of the verb. I ... (to drive) since I was 17.

Type in only the missing verb in the sentence. Use the full form of the verb. She ... (not/take) another test yet.

Type in only the missing verb in the sentence. Use the full form of the verb. Alice ... (not/pass) her driving test because she doesn’t know the rules well.

Type in only the missing verb in the sentence. Use the full form of the verb. He ... (to do) his lessons since lunch.

Type in only the missing verb in the sentence. Use the full form of the verb. Jack ... (to fail) his driving test three times because he doesn't know how to park.

Type in only the missing verb in the sentence. Use the full form of the verb. She ... (study) the driver’s manual for hours every day.

Type in only the missing verb in the sentence. Use the full form of the verb. She ... (worry) about this for two months.