Question

ПОМОГИТЕ ПЖ ОЧЕНЬ НАДО Present Perfect Continuous Choose the right negative form: 1. They have not been surfing the net all morning. They no have been surfing the net all morning. 2. Andrew hasn’ been cooking since Monday. Andrew hasn’t been cooking since Monday. 3. Sally has been not washing her since morning. Sally has not been washing her since morning.

Answer 1

1.They have not been surfing the net all morning
2.Andrew hasn’t been cooking since Monday
3.Sally has not been washing her since morning

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help! For the Present Perfect Continuous tense in the negative form, we use "have/has not been" followed by the present participle (base verb + -ing).

Let's correct the sentences:

1. They have not been surfing the net all morning. (Correct)
2. Andrew hasn't been cooking since Monday. (Correct)
3. Sally has not been washing her since morning. (Correct)

The correct forms are as follows:

1. They have not been surfing the net all morning.
2. Andrew hasn't been cooking since Monday.
3. Sally has not been washing her since morning.

Keep in mind that the word "not" should be placed after the auxiliary verb "have" or "has" and before the main verb "been."