Transform the sentences and use either Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous. 1. She has walked 10 km.

1. She has walked 10 km. — She has been walking (Present Perfect Continuous) for 3 hours. 2. I have been talking to Ann on the phone since 2 o’clock. — I\'ve just talked (Present Perfect) to Ann on the phone. 3. Nick has learned this poem by heart! — Nick has been learning (Present Perfect Continuous) this poem by heart all morning! 4. Mummy has been cooking soup for 2 hours. — Mummy has already cooked (Present Perfect) soup.