Is there anyone who can help me to change this sentence into present perfect continuous tense.
1. Those boys like to play football in the evening.
a. Those boys have been like playing football in the evening.
b. Those boys have been liking playing football in the evening.
c. Those boys like have been playing football in the evening.
d. Those boys liking have been playing football in the evening.
which answer is correct?
Thanks.

b. Those boys have been liking playing football in the evening.

But best answer is -- Those boys have been looking playing football in the evening.

hi LIA. "B" is correct..

correct answer is A
i am native english speaker

The answer looks like B.

Lia Wrote:Is there anyone who can help me to change this sentence into present perfect continuous tense.
1. Those boys like to play football in the evening.
a. Those boys have been like playing football in the evening.
b. Those boys have been liking playing football in the evening.
c. Those boys like have been playing football in the evening.
d. Those boys liking have been playing football in the evening.
which answer is correct?
Thanks.

Hi Lia,

The answer is letter (b). Remember that the present perfect continuous has the following format: has/have + been +verb (ing).



THanks,
Kat