Question

Complete with the correct form of the given verb. No 1. You this book for weeks (read). 2. We 3. They 4.1 5. She 6.1 7. You 8. They 9.1 10. Your mother in Lisbon since January (live). English for five years (learn). English in Portugal since 1976 (teach). on the phone for hours (talk). for five hours (drive). for ten minutes (run). _emails for hours (write). these mountains since I was a child (climb) for 24 years (marry).​

Answer 1

Certainly, here are the correct forms of the given verbs for each sentence:

1. You have been reading this book for weeks.
2. We have been learning English for five years.
3. They have been teaching English in Portugal since 1976.
4. She has been talking on the phone for hours.
5. He has been driving for five hours.
6. She has been running for ten minutes.
7. You have been writing emails for hours.
8. They have been climbing these mountains since I was a child.
9. She has been married for 24 years.

Answer 2

Certainly, I can help you complete the sentences with the correct form of the given verbs. Here they are:

1. You have been reading this book for weeks. 2. We are eating dinner right now. (This sentence was missing, so I added one for context.) 3. They had already left when we arrived. 4. She will be studying for her exams tonight. 5. I can't believe you didn't call me yesterday. 6. John has been working at the company for five years. 7. You should visit that museum next week. 8. They were playing soccer in the park when it started raining. 9. I have never seen that movie before. 10. Your mother has been living in Lisbon since January.

Additional sentences: 11. I have been learning English for five years. 12. They have been teaching English in Portugal since 1976. 13. She has been talking on the phone for hours. 14. He was driving for five hours. 15. She ran for ten minutes. 16. They have been writing emails for hours. 17. I have been climbing these mountains since I was a child. 18. They have been married for 24 years.