I / work / since morning. (+) - I have been working since morning., She / sleep / for long. (-) - She hasn’t been sleeping for long., They / study / all day. (?) - Have they been studying all day?, We / wait / for you for an hour. (+) - We have been waiting for you for an hour., He / run / in the park. (-) - He hasn’t been running in the park., You / play / the piano for years. (?) - Have you been playing the piano for years?, She / talk / on the phone for 30 minutes. (+) - She has been talking on the phone for 30 minutes., They / work / on this project. (-) - They haven’t been working on this project., I / learn / English for three years. (+) - I have been learning English for three years., He / watch / TV all afternoon. (?) - Has he been watching TV all afternoon?, We / cook / all day. (-) - We haven’t been cooking all day., She / paint / her room since yesterday. (+) - She has been painting her room since yesterday., You / read / the whole evening. (?) - Have you been reading the whole evening?,

Present Perfect Continuous training exercise

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