Which one is correct? A or B? A. "Liz is away on holiday" "Is she? Where HAS SHE GONE?" B. "Liz is away on holiday" " Is she? Where HAS SHE BEEN GOING? (In this exercise I have to choose between present perfect simple or continuous) Thanks!

Sentence Our friends always spend their holidays in Italy. They started going there years ago. .................................................................................................................. for years. I have to complete the sentence following this example: It's raining. The rain started two hours ago. It'S BEEN RAINING for two hours. It is an exercise about the present perfect continuous. In the same unit, the grammar book compare it with the present continuous focusing on the differences of use... I am not sure that in this specific case I have to use the present perfect continuous....

Meaning of the sentences in CAPITAL letters 1) "...and beyond the channel ten or twelve surfers riding a SCATTERED OF DARK, CHEST-HIGH PEAKS in a moderate onshore wind." 2) "They all had smooth, UNGIMMICKY styles." 3) "Letting muscles memory TAKE OVER, I caught and rode a couple of small MUSHY RIGHTS." 4) "They were SHIFTY" 5) "EAVESDROPPING, I couldn't understand a word." 6) "I was AGLOW" 7) "They also catch a lot of wind, including local WILLIWAWS off the slopes of the crater" 8) "SKEG-FIRST"

Accordance with the subject If the subject is 'nobody', how should be the verb? Singular or plural? Nobody believes or Nobody believe ??? Everybody do Everyone does Could you give me some other examples, please?

Is it correct? I have to use 'alwais' and '-ing' in the B answer A: I have lost my phone again. B: Not again! You are always losing your phone A: The car has broken down again B: That car is useless. It is always breaking A: Look! You've made the same mistake again B: Oh no, not again. I am always making the same A: Oh, I have forgotten my glasses again B: Typical! You are always forgetting them

Meaning of some sentences 1) "He rarely spoke, and then only in a pidgin unintelligible to me." What does 'pidgin' means? 2) "He began to conduct little assaults on my self-possession, softly bumping my elbow, for example, while I concentrated over a saw cut on my half-built shoe-shine box." I don't understand the last part starting from 'while...'. 3) "He would sit behind me and would hit me on the head with a two-by-four." What does 'two-by-four' means? 4) What does 'clonks' means? 5) "Inside my head the blows were, of course, bone-rattling." What does 'bone-rattling' means? 6) "The teacher was worried only about his table-saws" What does 'table-saws' means? 7) What does 'tellingly' means? 8) "Even my class felt racially constructed." I don't understand.

Sentences using present continuous Could you correct these sentences concerning the use of present continuous, please? 1. Is the weather getting better? 2. I am changing idea about the project. 3. Social networks are becoming very popular. 4. Pollution is increasing very fast. 5. Sun is rising right now. 6. In this period leaves are falling down. 7. Tom is growing very fast. (Is it better to use 'very fast' or 'quickly'?) 8. My sunflowers are growing quickly. 9. I am improving my English speaking. 10. I am beginning to learn something more/new. (Can I say 'a little bit more'/'something interesting', as well?) 11. I am starting to understand the rules just now. (Can I say 'I am starting understanding'?)