Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect continuous

Which sentence is CORRECT in the Present Perfect Simple?

• I have been studying for two hours.

• I studied for two hours.

• I have studied for two hours.

She____(finish) her homework already.

• has finished

• have finished

• finished

• has been finishing

Which sentence is in the Present Perfect Continuous?

• They have been working here since 2019.

• They worked here since 2019.

• They have worked here since 2019.

He____(live) in London for five years.

• have been lived

• has been living

• lived

I ______(wait) you for two hours.

• have been waiting

• have waited

• waited

Which one is NOT the use of Present Perfect Simple?

• Past experience

• Recent past action

• Action started in the past and still true now.

• Finished action in the past with clear time expression

Which sentence is correct for an UNFINISHED action?

• I have just read Harry Potter.

• I have been reading Harry Potter for 3 weeks.

• I read Harry Potter yesterday.

They____(play) football since 2 PM.

• have been playing

• have played

• played

• are playing

Which sentence emphasizes the DURATION of an action?

• I have finished my project.

• I have been working on my project for two weeks.

• I finished my project yesterday.

When is it appropriate to use Present Perfect Continuous?

• When you want to say how many times something has happened.

• When the action is still ongoing or repeated recently

• When the action is habitual.