1. The two women (have talked/ have been talking) since morning and they are still talking. 2. What (have you been doing/ have you done) all this time? You look terrible. 3. I (haven’t found/ haven’t been finding) any informati...

1. The two women (have talked/ have been talking) since morning and they are still talking. 2. What (have you been doing/ have you done) all this time? You look terrible. 3. I (haven’t found/ haven’t been finding) any information about this writer. 4. You (have made/ have been making) much progress in English lately. You should keep on like that. 5. Our neighbours (have been living/ have lived) here since the building itself was built. 6. The child (has already been finishing/ has already finished) the essay. Now he is in the