Choose the best Spanish equivalent to the phrase.Carlos has been watching television for five hours.

“Hace cinco horas que Carlos mira la tele” means “Carlos has been watching television for five hours.” Spanish commonly uses “hace + length of time + que” with the present tense to describe an action that began in the past and is still happening. The other choices use incorrect constructions, such as “tiene sido” or “hace desde.”

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