A: Hey, Fabrizio? How long …………………………….. at this bank?
B: Actually, I ………………………………… here for long. I started working here last month.
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A. have you been working / haven´t been working
B. have you been worked / haven´t been working
C. have you been working / haven´t worked
D. has you been working / hasn´t been working
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Do you like to drink coffee _________ tea?
A. and
B. but
C. or
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Hani was at the amusement park
Change into Present Perfect Continuous!
A. Hani has been at the amusement park
B. Hani is at the amusement park
C. Hani will have been at the amusement park
D. Hani had been at the amusement park
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A. not forget
B. hadn’t forgotten
C. forgot
D. haven’t forgotten
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“Close-knit community”
A. A united group providing emotional support
B. A group celebrating festive occasions