Present Perfect Simple or Continuous

That old farm now looks fantastic. The new owners ... completely ... (restore) it.

• have ... restored

• have ... been restoring

I guess Tommy and Alice are dating. They ... (see) a lot of each other recently.

• have seen

• have been seeing

We've discovered this new pub in the neighbourhood and we ... (go) there quite a lot.

• 've gone

• 've been going

How's your mother? I ... (not/see) her for ages.

• have not seen

• have not been seeing

You're covered in mud, Peter. What ... you ... (do)?

• have ... done

• have ... been doing

Where have you been? I ... (wait) for over an hour.

• 've waited

• 've been waiting

I have to write a complaint letter to the Council but I ... only ... (write) about half so far. It's so hard to find the right words.

• have ... written

• have ... been writing

I ... (have) the same car for more than twelve years. I'm thinking about buying a new one. But I can't make up my mind about the brand.

• have had

• have been having

I ... (love) chocolate since I was a child. I'm worried in case I'm a "chocaholic".

• have loved

• have been loving

Until recently, my husband ... (enjoy) his work, but now he is talking about retiring.

• has enjoyed

• has been enjoying