I [have known / have been knowing] my best friend since we were in elementary school., have known, have been knowing, She [worked / has been working] at her computer for four hours, and her eyes are really tired., worked, has been working, She [worked / has been working] at her computer, and her eyes were really tired., worked, has been working, We [hated / have been hating] spinach when we were kids, but we love it now., hated, have been hating, They [moved / have moved] to Chicago three years ago., moved, have moved, He [has understood / has been understanding] the math problem now after studying it all morning., has understood, has been understanding, Look at you! You are covered in mud! [Did you play / Have you been playing] outside?, Did you play, Have you been playing, I [didn't see / haven't seen] that movie last night because I fell asleep., didn't see, haven't seen, How long [have you owned / have you been owning] this car?, have you owned, have you been owning, It [rained / has been raining] all day, and the football field is completely flooded., rained, has been raining, The company [opened / has opened] its first store back in 2018., opened, has opened.

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