Present Perfect Continuous

I have been working for the company since 2003.

• I started working for the company in the past but I was fired.
• I work for the company from time to time.
• I started working for the company in the past and I still do.
• The company was founded in 2003 and I started working later.

Kevin has been studying for the exam for two hours.

• Kevin has not studied yet.
• Kevin has studied before.
• Kevin doesn't pay any attention because he studies on his own.
• Kevin started studying two hours ago and has not finished studying.

We ______ (play) the same songs for years.

• have played
• have been played
• have been playing
• have playing

Vanessa ______ (live) in Barcelona since she was a child.

• has been living
• has lived
• have been living
• have lived

Summer and Ethan ______ (date) for three months.

• has dated
• has been dating
• have dated
• have been dating

- How long ______ the TV show ______ (run)?
- Five years.

• has / been running
• has been / running
• have / been running
• has / running

I ______ (look) for a car for a very long time.

• have looking
• have been looked
• have looked
• have been looking

How many classes ______ you ______ (take)?

• have / being taking
• have / been taking
• have / been taked
• have / been take

How long ______ you ______ (see) each other?

• have / been seeing
• have / been seing
• have / been seen
• have / been sawing

How long ______ Evan ______ (stay) here?

• has / been staying
• have / been staying
• has / been stayed
• has / being staying