Present Perfect vs Present perfect continuous

I ____________ (wait) for a bus all morning, but I still _______(not see) one!

• have been waiting / haven't seen

• have waited /have been seeing

• have been wait / have seen

I ____________ (read) for hours. My eyes ________ (start) hurting.

• have been reading/ have starting

• have read/have been starting

• have been reading/ have started

Has the email_____________ (arrive) yet? I ___________ (expected) a letter all week.

• been arrived / have expected

• arrived /have been expecting

• arrived /expected

my legs _____________ (hurt) all day, but I __________(not see) a doctor yet.

• have hurt / haven't been seeing

• have been hurting / have been seeing

• have been hurting / haven't seen

have you __________ (see) my keys? I __________ ( look) for them for ages.

• seen / have been looking

• been seeing / have looked

• seeing / have been looking

Have you___________ (hear) about Carl? He __________ (decide) to move.

• hear / has been deciding

• hearing / have decided

• heard / has decided

I ________ (finish)! I ___________ (write) this essay for ages.

• have finished / I have been writing

• have finishing / I have wrote

• have finished / I have written

Have you ever _________ (visit) France? We ____________(look) at brochure.

• visited / have looked

• visiting / have been looking

• visited / have been looking

I _________ (try) to reach Tao all day, but he ___________ (not answer) yet.

• have tried / has been not answering

• have been trying / has not answered

• have been trying / have not answered