1. She *has been reading* a book for two hours. (Hinweis: Verwenden Sie „has/have been“ + Verb mit -ing)
2. They *have been playing* football since morning. (Hinweis: „have been“ für Plural, dann Verb + -ing)
3. I *have been learning* Latvian all year. (Hinweis: „have been“ für Ich-Form, Verb + -ing)
4. He *has been working* at the office lately. (Hinweis: „has been“ für Einzahl, Verb + -ing)
5. We *have been waiting* for the bus for 30 minutes. (Hinweis: „have been“ für Mehrzahl, Verb + -ing)
6. You *have been studying* grammar every day. (Hinweis: „have been“ + Verb + -ing für Du/Sie)
7. The children *have been playing* outside all afternoon. (Hinweis: Plural: „have been“ + Verb + -ing)
8. My mother *has been cooking* since morning. (Hinweis: Einzahl: „has been“ + Verb + -ing)
9. We *have been discussing* the topic for hours. (Hinweis: Plural, Verlaufsform)
10. He *has been fixing* the car since yesterday. (Hinweis: Einzahl, Verlaufsform)

1. Have you *been studying* Latvian recently? (Hinweis: Frage mit „have/has“ + „been“ + Verb + -ing)
2. She hasn’t *been sleeping* well these days. (Hinweis: Verneinung: „has not been“ + Verb + -ing)
3. Have they *been working* on the project all week? (Hinweis: Frage mit „have“ für Mehrzahl)
4. He hasn’t *been feeling* well lately. (Hinweis: „has not been“ + Verb + -ing)
5. Have we *been waiting* too long? (Hinweis: Frage mit „have“ + „been“ + Verb + -ing)
6. You haven’t *been listening* to me! (Hinweis: Verneinung mit „have not been“)
7. Has she *been practicing* the piano every day? (Hinweis: Frage mit „has“ + „been“ + Verb + -ing)
8. They haven’t *been traveling* abroad this year. (Hinweis: Verneinung im Present Perfect Progressive)
9. Has he *been working* hard recently? (Hinweis: Frage im Present Perfect Progressive)
10. We haven’t *been watching* TV much lately. (Hinweis: Verneinung mit „have not been“ + Verb + -ing)