Present perfect vs Present perfect continuous

They _______ English for five years.

• have learned

• have been learning

I _______ this book all morning.

• have read

• have been reading

She _______ in this house since 2010.

• has lived

• has been living

They _______ tennis for two hours.

• have played

• have been playing

We _______ healthy food lately.

• have eaten

• have been eating

They _______ in London before moving to Paris.

• have lived

• have been living

We _______ for you for an hour.

• have waited

• have been waiting

I _______ (see) that movie three times.

I _______ (study) for the test all afternoon.

It _______ (snow) since yesterday.