Choose the best Spanish equivalent to the phrase.You have been cooking for two hours.

For an action that began in the past and is still continuing, Spanish commonly uses the present tense with “desde hace” plus a duration. “Tú cocinas desde hace dos horas” means “You have been cooking for two hours.” Choice B incorrectly combines “por” with “hace,” and choice D uses two verb forms together (“estás cocinas”).

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