Help the suspicious human interrogate their strange new neighbor by dragging the correct words into the blanks.

Human: "Excuse me, how long has your spaceship been parked in my driveway?"

Neighbor: "Spaceship? Oh, you mean my car! Anyway, how long have you worn that ridiculous fake mustache?"

Human: "It's real! And I have had it for five days!"

Human: "Excuse me, how long has your spaceship been parked in my driveway?"

"Your spaceship" is a singular subject (it), so we use "has" along with the past participle "been".

Neighbor: "...how long have you worn that ridiculous fake mustache?"

Use "have" with "you," followed by the past participle "worn".

Human: "It's real! And I have had it for five days!"

Use "for" to describe a period or length of time (five days).