Прошу напишите 12 предложений в present perfect progressive

1.            he has been writing the novel for three years. 2.            we have been waiting for a long time. 3.            it has been raining since morning. 4.            she has been working very hard of late (of late – последнее время) 5.            we have been watching television since they left. 6.            i have been playing tennis since morning.   7.            he has been living abroad for five years. 8.            i have been translating this article since morning. 9.            she has been teaching english since 2012. 10.    he has been learning french since his school. 11.      i have been driving my car since tuesday. 12.    she has been subscribing to this paper for a long time.

На утверждение: 1) i have got the money. 2) she's got the cd. 3) we've got our pencils. 4) my uncles  have got a lemon. 5) he has got a  chance. отрицание: 1) i haven't got any problems. 2) their mother  hasn't got to work tomorrow. 3) we haven't got a brother like that. 4) they haven't got a big house. 5) he hasn't got my lemon. вопрос: 1) have i got to play in football? 2) has my slave  got  something? 3) have we got anything to eat? 4) has got or have got? 5) have you got  a cup of tea?

1) a plane ticket . london is more expensive than a train ticket. 2) when we arrived .at.. the hotel we were asked to wait. 3) when florence arrived .to.. the theatre, the performance had already begun. 4) can i have a ticket ..to. rome? 5) how much were the tickets .for.. the performance? 6) the thompsons arrived .in.. australia .at.. the beginning of june. 7) have you received an invitation .to.. the party? 8) our seats were not .in.. the stalls, they were .on.. the balcony. 9) the ballet made a strong impression .on.. the girl. 10) i was impressed .by.. her words. 11) johny rose .from.. his seat and went .to.. the window. 12) there was a storm ..of. applause after the performance. 13) have you invited paul .to.. dinner? 14) do they use a lot ..of. scenery in " swan lake" ?