Put the verb into the more suitable form, Present Perfect (I have done) or Continuous (I have been doing). 1.Where have you been? _(you/play) tennis? 2.Look! Somebody ___(break) that window. 3.You look tired...

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Put the verb into the more suitable form, Present Perfect (I have done) or Continuous (I have been doing). 1.Where have you been? _(you/play) tennis? 2.Look! Somebody ___(break) that window. 3.You look tired...

Put the verb into the more suitable form, Present Perfect (I have done) or Continuous (I have been doing). 1.Where have you been? ___________(you/play) tennis? 2.Look! Somebody _____________(break) that window. 3.You look tired. __________(you/work) hard? 4.‘___________(you/ever/work) in a factory?’ ‘No, never.’ 5.‘Jane is away on holiday.’ ‘Oh, is she? Where _________(she/go)? 6.My brother is an actor. He ___________(appear) in several films. 7.‘Sorry I’m late.’ ‘That’s all right. I _______(not/wait)long.’ 8.‘Is it still raining?’ “No, it ___________(stop).’ 9.I ________(lose) my address book. ________(you/see) it anywhere?

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1 have you been playing 2 has broken 3 have you been working 4 have you ever worked 5 has she gone 6 has appeared 7 haven't been waiting 8 has stopped 9 have lost, have you seen

Put the verb into the more suitable form, Present Perfect (I have done) or Continuous (I have been doing). 1.Where have you been? ___________(you/play) tennis? 2.Look! Somebody _____________(break) that window. 3.You look tired...

Put the verb into the more suitable form, Present Perfect (I have done) or Continuous (I have been doing). 1.Where have you been? _(you/play) tennis? 2.Look! Somebody ___(break) that window. 3.You look tired...