“I have been learning English for 4 years.” Is the person learning English now?, Yes, No, We don't know, “I have visited Italy twice.” What does the speaker talk about?, A repeated activity recently, An action happening now, A life experience, You started working here in 2021 and still work here now. Which sentence is better?, I have worked here since 2021., I have been working here since 2021., I worked here since 2021., “She has been watching a lot of TV lately.” What does lately mean?, A long time ago, Recently, In the future, Which sentence is correct?, I have been knowing him for years., I have known him for years., I know him since years., “I’ve just finished my homework.” When did this happen?, A long time ago, Tomorrow, Very recently, Which sentence is correct?, Have you ever been seeing this film?, Did you ever see this film?, Have you ever seen this film?, “I haven’t finished my book yet.” Is the book finished?, Yes, No, We don't know, Which sentence focuses more on the activity and the process?, I have written 10 emails today., I have been writing emails all morning., I wrote emails this morning., Which sentence focuses more on the result?, I have written 10 emails today., I have been writing emails all morning., I wrote emails this morning., Which sentence is NOT correct?, I have liked this singer for years., I have known her since school., I have been loving this singer for years., “How long have you been waiting?” What does the speaker want to know?, The exact time when the action started, The duration of the activity, The place, Which word usually goes with Present Perfect questions about experience?, Ever, Lately, Already, Which sentence focuses more on the result?, I have been cleaning the kitchen., I have cleaned the kitchen., I was cleaning the kitchen., “I have been studying since 8 a.m.” What does since tell us?, A period of time, A starting point, A finished action

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