curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-hobbies-and-interests/657e758778ff8dc01567c9e7.md
Remember, to form questions in the Present Perfect tense, the sentence structure must be rearranged by changing the position of the subject and the auxiliary verb have. The verb in its participle form is placed after the subject. For example:
How long have you been a doctor? - Notice the order of words: the auxiliary verb have comes before the subject, and the main verb is in the participle form (been).
Listen to the audio and select the option that matches what Jake is saying.
How long you into cycling?
The sentence structure is not correct for the expression.
How long were you into cycling?
The sentence uses the incorrect verb form.
How long have you been into cycling?
How long have you into cycling?
The sentence structure is not correct for the expression.
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