Question

Помогите решить английский!!! Choose the correct form: 1. Have you ever read/been reading this book? 2. She has learnt/been learning German for six months. 3. I’ve been/been being here for 3 days. 4. How long have your parents been/been being married? 5. We’ve had/been having this dog since Christmas.

Answer 1

Ответ:

read

has been learning

I've been

been

We've had

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with these sentences. Let's go through each one:

1. Have you ever read/been reading this book?

   • Both "read" and "been reading" are correct, but they have slightly different meanings.
   • "Have you ever read this book?" asks if you have ever read the book at any point in your life.
   • "Have you ever been reading this book?" asks if you have been actively reading the book recently or in a continuous manner.

2. She has learnt/been learning German for six months.

   • "She has been learning German for six months" is the correct form. It indicates that she started learning German six months ago and is still learning it.

3. I’ve been/been being here for 3 days.

   • "I've been here for 3 days" is the correct form. It indicates that you arrived and have been in the same location for the past 3 days.

4. How long have your parents been/been being married?

   • "How long have your parents been married?" is the correct form. It asks about the duration of their marriage.

5. We’ve had/been having this dog since Christmas.

   • "We've had this dog since Christmas" is the correct form. It means you acquired the dog on Christmas and still have it.

So, to summarize:

• Sentence 1 can use either "read" or "been reading" depending on the intended meaning.
• Sentence 2 should use "been learning."
• Sentence 3 should use "been."
• Sentence 4 should use "been married."
• Sentence 5 should use "had."