Affirmative, Negative and Interrogative - Mixed tenses: Present Perfect Simple vs Present Perfect Continuous

1) Samuel dinner for the last two hours. (to cook)

2) Mel for us for over an hour. (to wait)

3) Judy to her daughter since last week. (to speak)

4) The students for the concert all day. (to practice)

5) Susan just her homework. (to finish)

6) Julia James since they were children. (to know)

7) How many times Jacqueline you this year? (to visit)

8) I for my exam all night. (to study)

9) Tom and I around Europe for the past month. (to travel)

10) My coach and I every day this week. (to exercise)

11) you for the exam all week? (to study)

12) Carl and James Spanish for a year now. (to learn)

13) We him for ages. (not - to see)

14) Frida and Jake the tickets yet. (to buy)

15) I in this house for five years. (to live)

16) Sandra the arrangements yet. (to make)

17) They still their parents this year. (not - to visit)

18) My coworkers on that project for three months. (to work)

19) Cindy the book yet. (to read)

20) We for the bus for half an hour. (to wait)

21) Peter anything today? (to eat)

22) Dani already three letters today? (to write)

23) I never such a beautiful place. (to see)

24) John his mom yet? (to call)

25) Carmen at the school for ten years now. (to teach)

26) Tom his car for two hours now. (to fix)

27) I my keys for 20 minutes. (to look for)

28) Fernando and I the house for the party since morning. (to decorate)

29) you my sister before? (to meet)

30) Jane around the park for 45 minutes. (to run)

Affirmative, Negative and InterrogativeMixed tenses: Present Perfect Simple vs Present Perfect Continuous