Mary is reading some letters. put the verbs in brackets into the present perfect continuous or the present perfect simple. a) i’m planning to buy a new house. i 1) …have been looking … (look) for one or two months now. so far i 2) ………………………….. (look) at ten houses, but i 3) ………………………………… (not/find)
one i like. b) my spanish lessons are going very well. i 1) ……………………….. (learn) spanish for five months now and i love it. i 2) …………………………….. (already/learn) a lot. c) john 1) ……………………. (be) very busy recently. he 2) ……………………… (paint) the living-room and the bedrooms, but he 3) ………………….………
(not/start) painting the kitchen yet.

How potatoes are there? how does the dress cost? how vinegar do you want? how cars has she got? how sugar do you need? how children do they have? how hours do you usually sleep? how people are at the concert? how cups of coffee do you drink? how cheese have you got? i’m friendly, so i have got lot of friends. of them are english. i only want little/ salt in my meal. she doesn’t have time to cook, so she always orders food. how beer do you drink? they don’t buy beer bottles. give me little/ money, please. i need to go shopping. i don’t have idea. give her only sweets. she can’t eat too much sugar. sorry, i can’t go out. i have lot homework.

1) john is a handsome guy with blue eyes and a slim build. 2) sally is so stubborn. she always does what she wants. 3) when mike asked his mum about their trip to london she just shrugged her shoulders and said she knew nothing about it. 4) tom is very fond of model cars, and he often asks his parents to buy some. 5) dull 6) mary is an optimistic person who always looks on the bright side of life. 7) sam will be here on time; he's very reliable. 8) while mum was speaking on the phone her little son was tapping his foot nervously. 9) kim isn't going camping this weekend; she still hasn't got over her cold. 10) i'm sure there's a calmer way for us to resolve our conflict.