[ Tenses ]
– How long … for me?
– For 2 hours.
A. have you wait
B. have you been waiting
C. have you been waited
D. did you wait
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A. The students are the experiment having in the laboratory?
B. The students are having the experiment in the laboratory?
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He often helps other people. I ___ he is a good man.
A. think
B. thinking
C. have been thinking
D. had been thinking
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