Help the eccentric gardener finish his blog post by dragging the right verb forms into the text.

"My prize-winning tomato plant has been growing at an alarming rate lately. To be completely honest, I have been worrying that it might take over the entire yard by next week!"

My prize-winning tomato plant has been growing at an alarming rate lately.

The keyword "lately" is a strong signal for the present perfect continuous, showing a trend or ongoing action that started recently and is still happening.

To be completely honest, I have been worrying that it might take over...

The present perfect continuous can be used with mental states like "worry" or "think" when we want to emphasize that the feeling is an ongoing, developing process leading up to right now.