Present perfect VS Present perfect progressive

This is an example of a Present Perfect Tense

• I've been studying in this school all my life.

• I've lived in Chicago for 5 months now.

This is an example of a Present Perfect Continuous tense:

• She's been coloring her hair all day.

• She have been coloring her hair for the last 2 hours.

What's the best form:

• I've been reading a good book for the past week.

• I've read a good book for the past week.

Read and answer what the person meant:

• He's being reading 3 books.

• He's read 3 books.

• He've been reading 3 books.

• He hasn't read

Helen …… (to wash) the dishes for fifteen minutes.

• a. have been washing

• b. has been washing.

• c. is washing

• d. has be washing

He ______________ to Hawaii many times.

• a. have been

• b. went

• c. has been

• d. was going

James ______ (know) his wife since he was a child.

• has knowing

• has known

• been know

• know

Alexa's dad _____ (teach) music for years.

• teach

• teaching

• have taught

• has been teaching

Which of the two sentences below is correct?

• I’ve been finishing my homework.

  Now I’m going to watch TV.

• I’ve finished my homework.

  Now I’m going to watch TV.

Jenny, how many apples ________________?

• has Jenny picked

• have you picked

• have you been picking

• has you being picking