Present Perfect / Present Perfect Continuous

I have wanted to learn Spanish since my childhood. 

I have been wanted to learn Spanish since my childhood. 

I have been wanting to learn Spanish since my childhood. 

How many glasses of water have you been drunk today? 

How many glasses of water have you drunk today? 

How many glasses of water have you been drinking today? 

He played football. That’s why he is so dirty. 

He has played football. That’s why he is so dirty. 

He has been playing football. That’s why he is so dirty. 

since midday

yesterday

already

We’ve been played basketball for three hours.

We’ve been playing basketball for three hours.

We’re playing basketball for three hours.

yet

all day

since morning

cleaned

has been cleaning

has cleaned

How many times have you been visiting Scotland? 

How many times have you visited Scotland? 

How many times did you visit Scotland? 

have painted / haven't been painted

have been painting / has not finished

am painting / didn't paint

Julie is at the office since 6 am. 

Julie has been being at the office since 6 am. 

Julie has been at the office since 6 am. 

Their parents have been friends since their childhood.

They have been taken the dog for a walk.

Is it still raining? No, it have stopped.

They are discussing the problem for hours, but has not solved it yet.

The train has just come.

David has been painting in his studio since 10 o’clock.

Mike has forgotten to learn the poem.

Mary and Sam have collected stamps for 3 years.