Sure! Let's fill in the blanks with the correct verb forms and prepositions based on your instructions.
A: What have you been doing all summer since you got here?
B: I have been swimming and cycling mostly.A: How long has Patrick worked there?
B: He has worked at that company for five years.A: Does he know how to paraglide?
B: No, but he is learning to.A: Is she studying all day?
B: Yes, she has been sitting for exams tomorrow.A: Have you played this computer game before?
B: Yes, I have been playing it every day for the past week.
Fill in: has/ have been to/in or has/ have gone to.
- How long have you been in Petersburg?
- Alistair has gone to the cinema to see the new Superman film.
- I have been to that café many times.
- My Dad isn't here. He has gone to his office.
- Sarah still isn't feeling very well. She has been to the doctor twice already.
- Mum has gone to the supermarket this morning.
- Dad has gone to the supermarket. He'll be back later.
- He has been to the cinema twice this week.
- We have never been to this basketball court before.
- Have you ever been to the cinema?
If you need further clarification or assistance, feel free to ask!