Question

X. Change the sentences using Present Perfect Continuous: Model: Ted is playing football (for an hour). — Ted has been playing football for an hour. L It is raining (ever since morning). 2. lane is talking on the phone (for a whole hour). 3. Mr. Greene is looking through papers (since we came). 4. I am writing a letter (for half an hour). 5. Mother is washing up (since we finished dinner). 6. The students are writing a test (for an hour and a half). 7. You are thinking about her (for the last few days). 8. The children are watching TV (the whole day).

Answer 1

1.  It has been raining ever since morning.

2. lane has been talking on the phone for a whole hour.

3. Mr. Greene has been looking through papers since we came.

4. I have been writing a letter for half an hour.

5. Mother has been washing up since we finished dinner.

6. The students have been writing a test for an hour and a half.

7. You have been thinking about her for the last few days.

8. The children have been watching TV the whole day.