Составьте предложения в the Present Perfect Continuous Tense (письменно)
1. I/to read/this book/for three days.
2. We/to play volleyball/ for twenty minutes.
3. She/to clean/the flat/for more than an hour.
4. Peter/to swim/for half an hour.
5. Anna/to speak/on the phone/for an hour now.
6. You/to wait/for a bus/for ten minutes only.
7. Nelly and Mary/to do the shopping/since early morning.
8. It/to snow/since last night.
9. Jack and his friend/ to ride bikes/for three hours now.
10. The teacher/to explain/ a grammar rule/since the beginning of the lesson.

Scotland is a beautiful country in the north of Britain. There are lots of lakes and rivers. You can see many high mountains there. Scotland is famous for its history. There is the famous Loch [lɒk] Ness, the lake where the Loch Ness Monster lives there. There are five million people in Scotland. Glasgow, the capital, is one of the important cities. The flag of Scotland is white and blue. The famous sports are golf, football there.

Объяснение:

Если надо перевод на русском

Шотландия – красивая страна на севере Великобритании. Там много озер и рек. Ты там можешь увидеть много высоких гор. Шотландия знаменита своей историей. Там находится озеро Лохнесс, где живет Лохнесское чудовище. В Шотландии 5 миллионов людей. Глазго, столица, − один из важнейших городов. Флаг Шотландии – белый с голубым. Самые знаменитые виды спорта там – гольф и футбол.

2 Perhaps he is waiting outside. He may/might/could be waiting outside.

3 It's possible she will work late tonight. She may/might/could work late tonight.

4 It's likely he was driving too fast. He may/might/could have been driving too fast.

5 It's possible they made a mistake. They may/might/could have made a mistake.

6 Perhaps he has missed the bus. He may/might/could have missed the bus.  

7 It's possible she has been playing in the snow. She may/might/could have been playing in the snow.

8 It's likely we will be leaving tomorrow. We may/might/could be leaving tomorrow.  

9 It's likely he will stay there. He may/might/could stay there.  

10 Perhaps she had been trying to call you. She may/might/could have been trying to call you.

11 It's likely they had seen the film already. They may/might/could have seen the film already.

12 It's possible he is studying in the library. He may/might/could be studying in the library.