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Present perfect in v-ing

We use the Present Perfect Continuous to show that something started in the past and has continued up until now, or without the duration, the tense has a more general meaning of "lately".

The -ing form allows to insist on the length of the action.

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1. You (wait) here for two hours.

2. She (work) in that company for three years.

3. I (work) in London for five years.

4. What (you/do) for the last 30 minutes?

5. James (teach) at the university since June.

6. Nancy (not/ take) her medicine for the last three days.

7. Recently, I (feel) really tired.

8. She (watch) too much television lately.

9. Lisa (not/ practise) her English.

10. Tell me the truth! (you/exercise) lately?

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