Use a time expression with present perfect tense.
A. I am studying English for five years.
B. I studied English for five years.
C. I will study English for five years.
D. I have been studying English for five years.
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C. interrogative
D. exclamatory
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. Which sentence uses the past perfect continuous? a) I had been waiting for an hour. b) I waited for an hour.
A. I will wait for an hour.
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A. were, will marry
B. were, marry
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Emma and Anna haven’t spoken _____ the party
A. For
B. Since