Question

Помогите пожалуйста срочно!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Choose the right sentence: 1. Is Sally been smoking since April? Has Sally be smoking since April? Has Sally been smoking since April? 2. Has it been raining since morning? Have it been raining since morning? Has it been raining for morning? 3. I haven't being living here since 2011. I haven't been living here since 2011. I hasn't been living here since 2011.

Answer 1

1. Has Sally been smoking since April?
2. Has it been raining since morning?
3. I haven't been living here since 2011.

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you! Let's go through each set of sentences and choose the correct ones:

1. Is Sally been smoking since April? Has Sally be smoking since April? Has Sally been smoking since April?

The correct sentence is: Has Sally been smoking since April?

2. Has it been raining since morning? Have it been raining since morning? Has it been raining for morning?

The correct sentence is: Has it been raining since morning?

3. I haven't being living here since 2011. I haven't been living here since 2011. I hasn't been living here since 2011.

The correct sentence is: I haven't been living here since 2011.

Remember that in present perfect continuous tense, we use "have/has been" + the present participle (verb + -ing). Also, the correct form of the auxiliary verb "have" depends on the subject (I, you, we, they - have; he, she, it - has).