Question

Помогите плз с английским. Задание такое: complete the sentences,as in the example. Use for or since. По примеру с has been или с she been or they been +ing в глаголах как в примере Пример: Mary can play the flute very well. she has been taking lessons for five years. Вообщем вот : 1.Mark...... two months and he still can`t drive. 2. Stuart is a good pianist. He....ten years 3. Where is the bus? we....half an hour 4. He isn`t new to the neighbourhood. He....last september 5. Turn that TV off. You....this morning. 9.He is bound to pass the exam. He....four weeks 10.Kate is sunburnt.She .....this morning

Answer 1

1. Mark has been learning to drive for two months and he still can`t drive.
2. Stuart is a good pianist. He he's been learning to play it for ten years
3. Where is the bus? We have been waiting for half an hour
4. He isn`t new to the neighbourhood. He has lived here since last September
5. Turn that TV off. You have been watching it simce this morning.
9. He is bound to pass the exam. He has been revising for four weeks
10. Kate is sunburnt. She has been sunbathing since this morning

Answer 2

1. has been learning how to drive for
2. has been playing for
3. have been waiting for
4. has been living since
5. have been studing since
6. has been studying for
7. has been staying outside since

Answer 3

Completing the Sentences Using "For" or "Since"

1. Mark has been learning to drive for two months and he still can't drive. - "Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used to express an action that started in the past and is still continuing. It is used with 'for' to show the duration of the action." [[1]]

2. Stuart is a good pianist. He has been playing the piano for ten years. - "Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used to express an action that started in the past and is still continuing. It is used with 'for' to show the duration of the action." [[2]]

3. Where is the bus? We have been waiting for half an hour. - "Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used to express an action that started in the past and is still continuing. It is used with 'for' to show the duration of the action." [[3]]

4. He isn't new to the neighborhood. He has been living here since last September. - "Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used to express an action that started in the past and is still continuing. It is used with 'since' to show the starting point of the action." [[4]]

5. Turn that TV off. You have been watching it this morning. - "Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used to express an action that started in the past and is still continuing. It is used with 'this morning' to show the duration of the action." [[5]]

6. He is bound to pass the exam. He has been studying for four weeks. - "Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used to express an action that started in the past and is still continuing. It is used with 'for' to show the duration of the action." [[6]]

7. Kate is sunburnt. She has been sunbathing this morning. - "Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used to express an action that started in the past and is still continuing. It is used with 'this morning' to show the duration of the action." [[7]]