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Hi everyone, One has to know and make onseself accustom to those different time markers. Tenses: I have been doing & I have done: How long have you been living ( he live ) in this flat? (another example: How long has it been snowing? (answer: How long have you has he lived in this flat.)) Possibly a wrong wording? XXX They don't have (not have) a good time at the moment. XXX They haven’t had a good time at that moment. Tenses: Why hasn't she called (she not call) me yesterday morning? usage: precise moment in the past: Why didn’t she call me yesterday morning. How long ago has he posted (he post) the letter? Past Simple markers: How long ago did he post the letter? Tenses: They are talking (talk) for hours. usage: They have been talking for hours. I am not feeling (not feel) well lately. formulation : I have not been feeling well lately. ( The action is still in progress or ended a short time ago.)