State vs dynamic verbs
I think|'m thinking about going to a fashion show tomorrow.
I'm thinking about going to a fashion show tomorrow.
(you/ever/be) to the opera?
Have you ever been to the opera?
How long / you / wear / your glasses?
How long have you been wearing glasses?
I’ve looked | been looking for you for an hour!
I’ve been looking for you for an hour!
I don't think|'m not thinking the show was a success.
I don't think the show was a success.
Michael (just/upload) some videos.
Michael has just uploaded some videos.
It / rain / two hours now.
It has been raining for two hours now.
How many paintings have you sold | been selling ?
How many paintings have you sold?
Do you have|Are you having a favourite fashion designer?
Do you have a favourite fashion designer?
Emily (already/buy) a birthday present for her mum.
Emily has already bought a birthday present for her mum.
We / not / watch / the match.
We have not been watching the match.
We have travelled | been travelling for a couple of weeks now.
We have been travelling for a couple of weeks now.
Does Jane have|Is Jane having breakfast right now?
Is Jane having breakfast right now?
You can have your book back now because I (I | already | finish) it.
You can have your book back now because I’ve already finished it.
I / study / art / 2009.
I have been studying art since 2009.
The professor has answered | been answering more than 50 questions about science.
The professor has answered more than 50 questions about science.
What does John look|is John looking like? Is he tall?
What does John look like? Is he tall?
I want to learn the guitar but I (yet | find | not | a teacher).
I want to learn the guitar but I haven’t found a teacher yet.
How long / John / work in that café?
How long has John been working in that café?
Anne has known | been knowing Jessie since primary school.
Anne has known Jessie since primary school.