Present Perfect Simple & Continuous

I've been reading the book for weeks now.
1. The person has finished reading the book
2. The person hasn't finished reading the book
She's gone to Madrid.
1. She's come back.
2. She's still there.
He's been to Paris.
1. He's come back.
2. He's still in Paris.
She's been living in that flat for ten years.
1. She moved home recently.
2. She still lives there.
Look at the ashtray- someone's been smoking in here!
1. Someone is still smoking in the room.
2. Nobody is smoking in the room.
I've just sent the reply.
1. The action is not finished.
2. The action is finished.
She's been to Jamaica.
1. We don't know when she went.
2. We know when she went.
I haven't seen the film yet.
1. The person would like to see the film.
2. The person doesn't want to see the film
You still haven't done that work.
1. The speaker is getting impatient with the person.
2. The speaker is not getting impatient with the person.
He's been working in London for six months.
1. He's likely to stay in London forever.
2. He's likely to leave London.