Fill in the blanks to describe the dog's messy return from the park by dragging the correct words.

Look at Buster! He is covered in mud because he has been digging holes in the garden again. He has ruined three pairs of my shoes this month alone!

Look at Buster! He is covered in mud because he has been digging holes in the garden again. He has ruined three pairs of my shoes this month alone!

Use the Present Perfect Continuous (has been digging) for an action that recently stopped and has a visible result in the present (the dog is covered in mud).

Use the Present Perfect Simple (has ruined) when stating a specific quantity or number of completed actions (three pairs of shoes).