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Ex. 15. Use these sentences to make questions with “How long…”?: Example: It is snowing – How long has it been snowing? 1. We know our neighbours well. 2. My younger brother is in the Navy. 3. Lisa teaches English in one of the Balkan countries. 4. My cousin is married. 5. Larry has a new job. 6. Margaret lives in Liverpool. 7. Diana knows about my problem. 8. I’m a student at Cambridge University. 9. George is studying law at college. 10. The children have a bad cold. 11. My uncle is unemployed. 12. Our grandmother is cooking something tasty. 13. Nick is learning Japanese. 14. Mark and Polly are married. 15. Dad is putting up a shelf. 16. I’m waiting for Mickey. 17. You are walking very slowly. 18. Mr. Brown is repairing his car. 19. He is out taking pictures of the fighting. 20. The girl is walking her dog. 21. The children are taking music lessons. 22. Our neighbours are redecorating their flat. 23. Ann is translating an English article. 24. The boys are skating on the pond. 25. Frank works at this oil plant.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Sure, here are the questions using "How long...":

1. How long have we known our neighbors well?
2. How long has my younger brother been in the Navy?
3. How long has Lisa been teaching English in one of the Balkan countries?
4. How long has my cousin been married?
5. How long has Larry had his new job?
6. How long has Margaret lived in Liverpool?
7. How long has Diana known about my problem?
8. How long have you been a student at Cambridge University?
9. How long has George been studying law at college?
10. How long have the children had a bad cold?
11. How long has my uncle been unemployed?
12. How long has our grandmother been cooking something tasty?
13. How long has Nick been learning Japanese?
14. How long have Mark and Polly been married?
15. How long has Dad been putting up a shelf?
16. How long have you been waiting for Mickey?
17. How long have you been walking so slowly?
18. How long has Mr. Brown been repairing his car?
19. How long has he been out taking pictures of the fighting?
20. How long has the girl been walking her dog?
21. How long have the children been taking music lessons?
22. How long have our neighbors been redecorating their flat?
23. How long has Ann been translating an English article?
24. How long have the boys been skating on the pond?
25. How long has Frank been working at this oil plant?

Remember, the tense used in these questions is present perfect continuous, which implies an action or situation that started in the past and continues up to the present or recent past.