1.Underline Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous:
a) I have studied/have been studying all day. I'm tired.
b) He has lost/has been losing his phone.
c) She has learned/has been learning the words for two days.
d) The rain hasn't started/hasn't been studying yet.
e) I haven't found/haven't been finding my book.
f) How long have you read/have you been reading this book?
g) Pete has gone/has been going to the zoo.

2.Underline the correct variant:
a) There is no/any milk left.
b) Can I have some/any jam?
c) Can you make a few/a little sandwiches?
d) I bought some/any boxes of chocolate.
e) There aren't some/any bottles of water.
f) She's got a few/a lot of lettuce.
g) There is no/any sugar left.
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