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I (learn) English since I was in primary school. I have been learning English since I was in primary school.

I have never been __ Sweden. I have never been to Sweden.

I haven't seen you __ ages. I haven't seen you for ages.

you / do / your homework / yet? Have you done your homework yet?

I / not / smoke / for three weeks. I haven't smoked for three weeks.

I / just / buy / some milk. I have just bought some milk.

Make a sentence with already. example: I've already seen this film.

How many emails / you / reply to / this week? How many emails have you replied to this week?

Make a sentence with for. I have been watching this TV series for three weeks.

We / waste / too much time / the meeting began. We have wasted too much time since the meeting began.

I'm exhausted. I / just / run 10 km. I'm exhausted. I have just run 10 km.

How long / you / own / this watch? How long have you owned this watch?

I / work / here / since I graduated. I have been working here since I graduated.

Your singing / get / better / lately. Your singing has been getting better lately.

Ask a question starting with How long. Example: how long have you been repairing your bike?

We / wait / for you / 10 am. What / you / do? We have been waiting for you since 10 am. What have you been doing?

I need holidays. I / work / too hard / the last few months. I need holidays. I have been working too hard for the last few months.

Make a sentence with since. Example: I have had a cat since 2020.

John / not / visit / us / February. John hasn't visited us since February.

Ask a question starting with How much/many. How much water have you drunk today? How many glasses of water have you drunk today?

What / you / do? You are all wet! What have you been doing? You are all wet!

How long / we / know / each other? How long have we known each other?

you / work / in the garden? You are all covered in dirt! Have you been working in the garden? You are all covered in dirt!

I / not / have / champagne / New Year's Eve. I haven't had champagne since New Year's Eve.

What / you / listen to / lately? What have you been listening to lately?

Recently / I / be / interested in Japanese literature. Recently I have been interested in Japanese literature.

Make a question with yet. Example: Have you finished eating yet?

This week / we / learn / twenty new words. This week we have learnt twenty new words.

I / never / be / the USA. I have never been to the USA.

How long / you / drink / this coffee? It must be cold now. How long have you been drinking this coffee? It must be cold now.

So far I / eat / three pieces of cake. So far I have eaten three pieces of cake.

How long / you / be / married? How long have you been married?

How long / you / see / your boyfriend? How long have you been seeing your boyfriend?

you / see / my glasses anywhere? Have you seen my glasses anywhere?

I'm tired. I (clean) the windows all day. I'm tired. I have been cleaning the windows all day.