HAVE/HAS
She ___ (study) for two hours.
has been studying
They has been living here for five years.
They have been living here for five years.
I ___ (work) on this project for three hours.
have been working
She **(has been reading / have been reading / has read)** that book for two hours.
has been reading
She have been running in the park all morning.
She has been running in the park all morning
“I have been working all day” or “I have been work all day”?
I have been working all day
I have been seen the movie.
I have been seeing the movie.
She ___ (watch) TV all afternoon.
has been watching
They **(has been playing / have been playing / have played)** soccer since this morning.
have been playing
We has been watching TV for three hours.
We have been watching TV for three hours.
They ___ (wait) for the bus since 9 AM.
have been waiting
She has been working at the company since 2009.
Correct as is.
We ___ (try) to call you for the past hour.
have been trying
My brother (has been working / have been working /has work ) at the store all week.
has been working
He has been play the guitar for ten years.
He has been playing the guitar for ten years.
He ___ (learn) English for five years.
has been learning
We have been play tennis for an hour.
We have been playing tennis for an hour.
He ___ (study) for his exams lately.
has been studying
We (has been studying / have been studying / has studied) for the test all day.
have been studying
They have been works on this project all month.
They have been working on this project all month.
She has been playing soccer for an hour” or “She has been play soccer for an hour”?
She has been playing soccer for an hour
He have been studying English for six months.
He has been studying English for six months.
They ___ (wait) for the train since 8 AM.
have been waiting
He (has been cooking / have been cooking / has cook) dinner since 7 p.m.
have been cooking
My mom have been baking a cake since noon
My mom has been baking a cake since noon