Choose the correct form:
1. Have you ever read/been reading this book?
2. She has learnt/been learning German for six months.
3. I’ve been/been being here for 3 days.
4. How long have your parents been/been being married?
5. We’ve had/been having this dog since Christmas.

Correct forms:

• 1. Have you ever read this book?
• 2. She has been learning German for six months.
• 3. I’ve been here for 3 days.
• 4. How long have your parents been married?
• 5. We’ve had this dog since Christmas.

We use read for life experience, and been learning for an action continuing over time. With states like be here, be married, and have a dog, we usually use the simple perfect form.

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