Present Perfect Progressive — Lückentext 3: Gemischte Formen

Fülle die Lücken mit der richtigen Form des Present Perfect Progressive — Aussage, Verneinung oder Frage.

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1. My sister French for six months now — she wants to move to Paris. (learn)
   → My sister has been learning French for six months now — she wants to move to Paris.
2. you enough? You look really tired. (sleep)
   → Have you been sleeping enough? You look really tired.
3. He enough attention in class lately — his grades are dropping. (not: pay)
   → He has not been paying enough attention in class lately — his grades are dropping.
4. They all day to find a solution to the technical fault. (try)
   → They have been trying all day to find a solution to the technical fault.
5. I at this desk since eight o’clock — I need a break. (sit)
   → I have been sitting at this desk since eight o’clock — I need a break.
6. She her diet recently — she looks much healthier. (watch)
   → She has been watching her diet recently — she looks much healthier.
7. he for the marathon long? His legs must be in excellent shape. (train)
   → Has he been training for the marathon long? His legs must be in excellent shape.
8. We contact with our old school friends lately — everyone is so busy. (not: keep)
   → We have not been keeping contact with our old school friends lately — everyone is so busy.
9. The neighbours all night — nobody could sleep. (argue)
   → The neighbours have been arguing all night — nobody could sleep.
10. the scientists for a cure since the outbreak began? (search)
    → Have the scientists been searching for a cure since the outbreak began?
11. I about this problem for days — I just cannot find a solution. (think)
    → I have been thinking about this problem for days — I just cannot find a solution.
12. She enough water today — she has a headache. (not: drink)
    → She has not been drinking enough water today — she has a headache.
13. you for a new flat recently? (look)
    → Have you been looking for a new flat recently?
14. The toddler for twenty minutes — he must have hurt himself. (cry)
    → The toddler has been crying for twenty minutes — he must have hurt himself.
15. My hands are dirty because I the car all afternoon. (repair)
    → My hands are dirty because I have been repairing the car all afternoon.