PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE VS PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I __________ for 6 hours, and my legs are really tired now

• 've been cycling

• 've cycled

I'm sorry I'm late,______________ for a long time?

• have you waited

• have you been waiting

She ______________ her homework, before her mother comes.

• has already done

• has been already doing

We ________________ the movie a few moments ago, it was a wonderful experience.

• have just been watching

• have just watched

My brother ____________ taekwondo ________ last year.

• has been practising / since

• has been practising/ for

• has practised / since

• has practised / for

Marco __________________ lunch ________

• haven't had / yet

• hasn't had / yet

• haven't been having / yet

• hasn't been having / yet

Somebody _____________ my cookies. There are very few left.

• has eaten

• has been eating

She must be tired. She ______________ the morning.

• has been writing since

• has been writing for

• has written since

• has written for

She _______________ that book all day

• 's been reading

• 's read

I ______ the book you lent me and it's great. I'll give it back to you when I finish it

• 've read

• 've been reading