<p></p><p><strong>2. Put the verbs in the brackets into the</strong><em><b>
present perfect</b></em><strong> or the </strong><em><b>present perfect continuous</b></em><strong>.</strong></p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>1. Have you seen John lately? – No, I {#1} (<b>meet</b>)
him since last Monday. </p>

<p>2. How long {#2} (<b>Cristian</b> / <b>practise</b>) yoga?&nbsp; </p>

<p>3. She {#3}
(<b>finish</b>) only two courses so far.&nbsp; </p>

<p>4. Indeed, my cousin {#4} (<b>teach</b>) maths for
ten years. </p>

<p>5. They {#5} (<b>recently</b> / <b>paint</b>) the sitting room yellow.&nbsp; It is so cosy now. </p>

<p>6. I {#6} (<b>hear</b>) the song
yet. </p>

<p>7. Tom usually work in New York,
but he {#7} (<b>work</b>) in Washington since May. </p>

<p>8. Sophia looks tired. She {#8} (<b>answer</b>)
new clients’ calls all morning. </p>

<p>9. I’m very angry. Somebody {#9} (<b>throw</b>)
litter in our garden!</p>

<p>10. Emma feels relaxed. She {#10} (<b>successfully
/ pass</b>) all her exams this term. </p>

<p>11. I {#11}
(<b>be</b>) in love with Mia for 2 years. <span lang="LT"></span></p>

<p>12. The police {#12} (<b>arrest</b>) a thief. He
was trying to steal a bike at the supermarket. </p>

<p>13. Olive and Isabella {#13} (<b>send</b>) their application to
several companies, but they {#14} (<b>still</b> / <b>not</b> / <b>manage</b>) to get any position. </p>

<p>14. I {#15} (<b>always / have</b>) a cat, even when I lived in an apartment where pets
weren’t allowed. </p>

<p>15. Benjamin {#16} (<b>think</b>) about moving to
another flat as he {#17} (<b>become</b>) upset with the recent rise of
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