Present Perfect Simple / Present Perfect Progressive

I have had three coffees already today!



I have been having three coffees already today!

They have waited for hours.

They have been waiting for hours.

She has read that book all day.

She has been reading that book all day.

I know, I'm really red. I have run!



I know, I'm really red. I have been running!

Sorry, I'm late! How long have you waited?

Sorry, I'm late! How long have you been waiting?

Finally! We have sold our house!

Finally! We have been selling our house!

A: Are you OK?

B: Yeah, I'm fine! I'm not crying. I have chopped onions!

A: Are you OK?

B: Yeah, I'm fine! I'm not crying. I have been chopping onions!

They have scored four goals.

They have been scoring four goals.

Thanks for the recipe book! We have tried two different recipes so far.

Thanks for the recipe book! We have been trying two different recipes so far.

Have your parents arrived yet?

Have your parents been arriving yet?

She's read ten books this summer.

She's been reading ten books this summer.

She's read her favourite book all summer.

She's been reading her favourite book all summer.