Ejemplos de preguntas con HOW LONG

con el presente perfecto continuo

Q: How long have you been studying English?

A: I’ve been studying English for 7 years.

Q: How long have you been living in Madrid?

A:

A: I’ve been living in Madrid for 12 years.

Q: How long have you been working in this company?

A:
A: I’ve been working here for 6 months. And you?
Q: How long have they been working out?

A:
A: Not very long. They’re pretty lazy.
Q: How long has she been going out with Tom?

A:
A: I don’t know. Six months or so?
Q: How long have we been walking?

A:
A: An hour. I think we’ve already gone 4 or 5 kilometers.
Q: How long have I been talking?

A:
A: Just a few minutes, but it seems like forever!

Cómo usar HOW LONG con presente

perfecto y pasado simple
Q: How long have you been married?
A: I’ve been married for 10 years now… Almost 11.
Q: How long have you been interested in cooking?
A: I’ve been interested in cooking since I moved out of my parents’ house.
Q: How long did you live in London?
A: Just six months. I hated it.
Q: How long did it take you to get here?
A: It took me half an hour by metro.
Cuenca, una de mis ciudades favoritas de España. How long does it take to get there? A couple of hours, from

Madrid.

Otros usos de HOW LONG, y mucho más

inglés
Ahora que me lo pienso, se puede usar how long en otras situaciones también. Se
puede usar How long does it take…? para preguntar “¿Cuanto se tarda…?”
Q: How long does it take to get to Cuenca?
A: It takes a couple of hours by car. More if you go by bus.
Y también How long ago…? para preguntar “¿Hace cuánto tiempo?
Q: How long ago did you meet Susan?
A: I met her a few years ago. I can’t remember exactly.