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1) Have you already read the letter from Aunt Emily? — Yes, I have. She wants to visit us. She is coming next Wednesday.

2) Why are you looking at that woman so attentively? Do you know her? — It seems to me I have already met her somewhere.

3) Is Jane in the office? Yes, she has been typing some documents since 9 o’clock.

4) The police inspector has been investigating this robbery for a week now. He has talked to all the witnesses already, but he has not found the robbers yet.

5) I do not know how long Henry has been working on that project, but he has not finished it yet.

6) The secretary usually comes to the office at 9 o’clock, but it is half past nine now and she has not arrived yet.

7) Is Den in his room now? What has he been doing there since morning? — He has been preparing for the research expedition. He has already booked a plane ticket and now he is packing his things.

8) Are you OK, Nigel? You look very pale. — I am just tired. I have been working on my report all night.

9) Who has been training in the gym for half a day now? — Ben and Alex. They have been preparing for an international championship for eight months now. They train every day.

10) How long has Nelly been painting this picture? — She has been painting it for a month now. She wants to exhibit it in our gallery next month.

1) Have you already read the letter from Aunt Emily? — Yes, I have. She wants to visit us. She is coming next Wednesday. 2) Why are you looking at that woman so attentively? Do you know her? — It seems to me I have already met her somewhere. 3) Is Jane in the office? Yes, she has been typing some documents since 9 o’clock. 4) The police inspector has been investigating this robbery for a week now. He has talked to all the witnesses already but he has not found the robbers yet. 5) I don't know how long Henry has been working on that project, but he hasn't finished it yet. 6) The secretary usually comes to the office at 9 o’clock, but it is half past nine now and she hasn’t arrived yet. 7) Is Den in his room now? What is he doing there since morning? — He is preparing for the research expedition. He has already booked a plane ticket and now he is packing his things. 8) Are you OK, Nigel? You look very pale. — I am just tired. I have been working on my report all night. 9) Who has been training in the gym for half a day now? — Ben and Alex. They have been preparing for an international championship for eight months now. They train every day. 10) How long has Nelly been painting this picture? — She has been painting it for a month now. She wants to exhibit it in our gallery next month.

1) Have you already read the letter from Aunt Emily? — Yes, I have. She wants to visit us. She is coming next Wednesday. 2) Why are you looking at that woman so attentively? Do you know her? — It seems to me I have already met her somewhere. 3) Is Jane in the office? Yes, she has been typing some documents since 9 o’clock. 4) The police inspector has been investigating this robbery for a week now. He has talked to all the witnesses already but he has not found the robbers yet. 5) I don't know how long Henry has been working on that project, but he has not finished it yet. 6) The secretary usually comes to the office at 9 o’clock, but it is half past nine now and she has not arrived yet. 7) Is Den in his room now? What is he doing there since morning? — He is preparing for the research expedition. He has already booked a plane ticket and now he is packing his things. 8) Are you OK, Nigel? You look very pale. — I am just tired. I have been working on my report all night. 9) Who has been training in the gym for half a day now? — Ben and Alex. They have been preparing for an international championship for eight months now. They train every day. 10) How long has Nelly been painting this picture? — She has been painting it for a month now. She wants to exhibit it in our gallery next month.