present perfect or present perfect continuous
1) Mum has painted / has been painting the kitchen all morning and she still hasn’t finished.
2) Deborah hasn’t had / hasn’t been having her laptop for very long.
3) How long have you been drawing / have you drawn that picture? It’s taking you a long time.
4) Michael and Becca have played / have been playing tennis for over an hour – and still nobody has won!
5) How many cakes have you been eating / have you eaten? There aren’t any left!
1) Mum has painted / has been painting the kitchen all morning and she still hasn’t finished.
2) Deborah hasn’t had / hasn’t been having her laptop for very long.
3) How long have you been drawing / have you drawn that picture? It’s taking you a long time.
4) Michael and Becca have played / have been playing tennis for over an hour – and still nobody has won!
5) How many cakes have you been eating / have you eaten? There aren’t any left!
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