Present Perfect Continuous: for / since / recently / lately (B2)

I to lose weight for three months. (try)

Sales steadily since the new campaign launched. (rise)

My phone battery down really fast recently. (run)

I to bed early lately because of my new shift. (go)

The phone all day — I can't get anything done! (ring)

We Italian for two years, but we still find the grammar hard. (study)

My laptop strangely since I installed the new update. (behave)

Our developers on the migration all week — they're nearly done. (work)

I a lot about whether to change jobs lately. (think)

They to sell that old farmhouse for ages. (try)

He much better since he started his new yoga class. (sleep)

My mother to take up swimming recently. (consider)

Our family to the same beach for over a decade. (go)

What lately? It's been ages since we talked. (you / do)

I for my passport for twenty minutes and I still can't find it! (search)