Hgk Present Perfect 11.3

Front 1

Bill is in hospital, isn't he? Yes, (he / be) in hospital since Monday.

Back 1

he's been

Front 2

Do you see Ann very often? No, (I / not see/ her) for three months.

Back 2

I haven't seen her

Front 3

Is Margaret married? Yes, she (be) married for ten years.

Back 3

I've been waiting

Front 4

Are you waiting for me? Yes, (I / wait) for the last half hour.

Back 4

I've been waiting

Front 5

You know Linda, don't you? Yes, (we / know / each other) for a long time.

Back 5

we've known each other

Front 6

Do you still play tennis? No, (I / not / play / tennis for years.)

Back 6

I haven't played tennis for years.

Front 7

Is Jim watching TV? Yes, (he / watch / TV / all afternoon.)

Back 7

He's been watching TV all afternoon.

Front 8

Do you watch TV a lot? No, (I / not / watch TV / for ages.)

Back 8

I haven't watched TV for ages.

Front 9

Have you got a headache? Yes (I / have / headache / all morning.)

Back 9

I've had a headache all morning.

Front 10

George is never ill, is he? No, (he / never / be / ill / in years.)

Back 10

He hasn't been ill in years.

Front 11

Are you feeling ill? Yes, (I / feel / ill / all day.)

Back 11

I've been feeling ill all day.

Front 12

Sue lives in London, doesn't she? Yes, (she / live / London / the past few years.)

Back 12

she's been living in London for the past few years

Front 13

Do you go to the cinema a lot? No, (I / not / go / cinema / for ages.)

Back 13

I haven't been to the cinema for ages.

Front 14

Would you like to go to York one day? Yes, (I / always / want / go / New York).

Back 14

I've always wanted to go to New York.