Affirmative

1. John has been staying with her friends for an hour.

2. They have been traveling to Santiago these days.
3. She has been wearing weird clothes since yesterday.
4. We have been giving money to those people since yesterday.
5. He has been asking for his wallet for two hours.
6. In this year we have been moving too much.
7. Maria has been living here for 10 years.
8. I have been renting different car this week.
9. They have been meeting for years.
10. She has been losing her mind lately.

Negative

1. The car has not been dragging by a truck.

2. He has not been crying since she found his toys.
3. Cristal has not been studying enough for her test.
4. Joan has not been dropping his toys since he learned how to use them.
5. Dad has not been buying expensive fish to eat.
6. He has not breaking the rule for 5 years.
7. We have not been going to the school lately.
8. They have not been staying at since yesterday.
9. He has not been being in Santiago for a year.
10. I have not been living alone since I know my girlfriend.

Interrogative

1. Has Pedro been living here for 2 years?

2. Why has she been asking for other man these days?
3. Have John been having problems today?
4. Have they been going to school this week?
5. Has Juan been meeting strange people?
6. Have you traveling to Santo Domingo this month?
7. Has Carlos been buying meat to the dog today?
8. Has John been studying hard for hi test?
9. How long have you been staying here?
10. Has she been giving money for three days?