Cambodia
to complete a form
fill out/ figure out
fill out
to look after
take care of/ chill out
take care of
to become popular or fashionable
catch on/ take on
catch on
to become exhausted from too much work
burn out/ chill out
burn out
to assume responsibility for
take on/ bring on
take on
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for two hours! / walking / have / because we / been / I’m tired
I'm tired because we have been walking for two hours!
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so there / raining for five days, / It has / a flood. / been / could be
It has been raining for five days, so there could be a flood.
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so we / We have / shopping all day, / been / any money. / don’t have
We have been shopping all day, so we don’t have any money.
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have been/ they/ learning/ English/ two years/ for
They have been learning English for two years.
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six o’clock this morning. / has / She / playing the drums / since / been
She has been playing the drums since six o’clock this morning.
I find chimpanzees ________ ;
I could spend hours in that part of the zoo.
fascinating/ inspiring
fascinating
It’s not a good idea to make _______
decisions on a whim.
life changing/ tentative
life changing
After studying hotel management for several years,
my brother decided he didn’t want to work in
the _________
itinerary/ hospital industry
hospital industry
We thought the exhibition was so __________
we went out and did our own painting afterwards.
fascinating/ inspiring
inspiring
Don’t forget to send me your ________
so I know where you are each day.
itinerary/ souvenirs
itinerary
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He (play) football, so he's tired.
He has been playing football, so he's tired.
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We (live) in London for six months.
We have been living in London for six months.
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We (not/drink) enough water - that's why we feel tired.
We haven't been drinking enough water- that's why we feel tired
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I (cook) so I'm really hot.
I've been cooking so I'm really hot.
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We (not/exercise) enough.
We haven't been exercising enough
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I (eat) tomatoes for my entire life.
I've been eating tomatoes for my entire life
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You (wait) since this morning.
You've been waiting since this morning
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Lilly (teach) English for many years.
Lily has been teaching English for many years.
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Lately, I (exercise) quite frequently.
Lately I've been exercising quite frequently.
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She (watch) their dog since Saturday.
She has been watching their dog since Saturday.