Present Perfect Simple and Continuous

___ (you/buy) your train ticket yet?

• Have you buyed

• Have you bought

• Did you buy

• Have you been buying

The kitchen is a complete mess! What ___ (the children/do)?

• Have the children done

• Has the children done

• Have done the children

• Has done the children

Amanda___ (already/have) lunch, so she'll come later.

• has already been having

• has been having already

• has already had

• has had already

I ____ (read) this book. Here it is, thanks!

• have been reading

• have read

• has been reading

• have readed

David feels great these days. He ___ (not get up) early lately.

• hasn't got up

• hasn't been getting up

• hasn't getted up

• hasn't been get up

She ___ (always/love) chocolate.

• has always loved

• has loved always

• has always been loving

• has been loving always

Susan __ (watch) seven films this week!

• has been watching

• has been watched

• has watched

• has watching

They ___ (know) each other for ten years!

• have been knowing

• have been knowed

• have knowed

• have known

I ___ (call) you for half an hour. Where __ (you/be)?

• have been calling; have you been

• have called, have you been

• have called, have you been being

• have been calling, have you been beeing

My students ____ (never/finish) their homework on time.

• haven't never finished

• have never finished

• never haven't finished

• have finished never