Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Continuous, the Present Perfect or the Present Perfect Continuous Tense. 1) Ann and Jane can’t play with you, Ted. They … (to clean) the house at the moment. Ann …(to dust) the furniture for half an hour now, and Jane … (just to finish) vacuuming the carpets. 2) The boss is in his study. H e … (to read) a report o f the manager. He … (to read) it since morning and … (not to finish) yet. 3)… you … (to see) Pam today, Jack? — Yes, she … (to have) lunch with her friend in the cafeteria now. They … (to sit) there for twenty minutes now. 4) How long … Elizabeth … (to attend) design courses? — She … (to attend) them since last month. She … (already to learn) a lot. 5) Where … Simon (to be)? — He … (to make) photocopies of some articles in the library now.— For what? — Simon … (to take) part in a conference next week. He … (to prepare) a speech for it for a week already. 6) … you … (to be) to the new restaurant yet, Cindy? — Well, we … (to go) there tonight. Mike … (already to book) a table. 7) Who … (to be) in the bathroom? — It … (to be) Alice. She … (to dry) her hair.— She … (to dry) her hair for twenty minutes now and I … (not to wash) my hair yet. 8) How long … you … (to live) in this house? — We … (to live) here for eleven years now. We … (just to finish) repairing it. 9) … Pam … (to find) her gloves yet? — No, she … . She … (to look) for them for fifty minutes now. 10) What … Greg and Den … (to do) now? — They … (to fix) a washing machine. They … (to work) since 9 o’clock.