Someone told them a joke, they _____ since then., has been laughing, has laughed, have laughed, have been laughing, He can't walk, he _____ his leg, has been breaking, has broke, has broken, have been breaking, How long _____ you _____ that newspaper?, have / been reading, have / read, have / reading, have / being read, I _____ the car. You can drive it now., have been repairing, have repaired, has been repairing, has repaired, She _____ the piano since she was 12., have played, have been playing, has played, has been playing, That room looks awful. Nobody _____ it for years., has been painting, has painted, hasn't painted, haven't been painting, Jim _____ his car for two years., has, had has, has had, has been having, My son _____ television for four hours. If he continues watching it, he'll certainly get a headche., has been watching, have been watching, has been watched, has been watch, My mother _____ the film Titanic eight times! She really loves it!, has been seeing, has saw, has seen, has been seen, How long _____you _____ the truth?, have / been knowing, have / knew, have / know, have / known, How many exams _____ you _____ so far?, has / taken, have / took, have / taken, have / been taking, She _____ since 4 o'clock., has been waiting, have been waiting, has waiting, have waiting, Sam _____his mobile phone. He can't find it anywhere., has losed, has lost, has been losing, have lost, Joe and Linda _____ out together since Valentine's day., have gone, has gone, has been going, have been going, The dog _____ barking for twenty minutes., have bark, has been barked, has been barking, has barked.

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