Resposta:
mr stuart has not been watching TV for two hours negative
has mr stuart been watching tv for two hours?
Explicação:
present perfect continuous
have or has ( 3rd person ) + been + main verb in the ING form
an action that started in the past and we are sure that is still happening
Present perfect continuous
Mr. Stuart has been watching TV for two hours.
Has Mr. Stuart been watching TV for two hours?
Mr. Stuart hasn't been watching TV for two hours.
Present perfect Continuous ⇔ verbo descreve uma ação que começou no passado e ainda está acontecendo.
have - usado com I - we - you - they
has - usado com he - she - it
Estrutura
have / has + been + verbo terminando em -ing
I have been waiting for Helen for fifteen minutes.
Na negativa, acrescentamos ''not'' após have / has = haven't / hasn't
→ They haven't been studying for the tests lately.
→ He hasn't been sleeping well lately.
Na interrogativa, colocamos have / has no início da frase e repetimos o restante, acrescentando ponto de interrogação do final (?)
→ Have we been talking about the same thing?
→ Has John been sleeping since 6pm?
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Resposta:
mr stuart has not been watching TV for two hours negative
has mr stuart been watching tv for two hours?
Explicação:
present perfect continuous
have or has ( 3rd person ) + been + main verb in the ING form
an action that started in the past and we are sure that is still happening
Present perfect continuous
Mr. Stuart has been watching TV for two hours.
Has Mr. Stuart been watching TV for two hours?
Mr. Stuart hasn't been watching TV for two hours.
Present perfect Continuous ⇔ verbo descreve uma ação que começou no passado e ainda está acontecendo.
have - usado com I - we - you - they
has - usado com he - she - it
Estrutura
have / has + been + verbo terminando em -ing
I have been waiting for Helen for fifteen minutes.
Na negativa, acrescentamos ''not'' após have / has = haven't / hasn't
→ They haven't been studying for the tests lately.
→ He hasn't been sleeping well lately.
Na interrogativa, colocamos have / has no início da frase e repetimos o restante, acrescentando ponto de interrogação do final (?)
→ Have we been talking about the same thing?
→ Has John been sleeping since 6pm?
Learn more
brainly.com.br/tarefa/38200295