Use the verbs in brackets in the appropriate forms to complete the tences.
1. Sarah (be) has been a doctor for seven years. 2. Bob (have this car for a year already. 3. Diar (know) Mr Smith for 15 year
4. We (be)
friends since school
5. My grandparents (own)
this house
since war. 6. I (always want)
to
Great Britain. 7. Sue (always love)
dancing. 8. How long (you have)
these
gloves? 9. Dan (be)
at home all the day.
10. Mary (want)
to go to the Great Lakes
since she returned home.
Choose the appropriate forms in brackets to complete the sentences.
(have been doing/have done) have been doing the flat since
2 o'clock. 2. How long (have you known/have you been knowing!
worn/have not been wearing)
each other? 3. I (haven't
these shoes yet. 4. Mary (has phomed/has been phoning)
but
she
(hasn't
have been meeting)
the office
managed/hasn't
been
since morning
managing) to get through. 5. I (have met/
Mr Black only once, I don't know what kind of person he is. 6. John (has owned/has been owning)
the house for 15 years. 7. This factory (has polluted/has been polluting)
12 years.
the for