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Past Perfect Continuous Challenge

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A tense puzzle about ongoing past actions.

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A tense puzzle about ongoing past actions.

by Куралай Кизатова
1

I describe an action that started before another past moment and continued up to that moment.

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Example: 'She had been reading when he arrived.'

Shows duration up to a specific past point.

Uses 'had' + 'been' + verb-ing.

2

A finished action from the past, often formed by adding a suffix to the base verb.

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Examples include walked, talked, jumped.

Regular verbs often end with -ed in this tense.

Used to talk about completed actions.

3

Used when something is happening right now.

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Commonly shown with sentences like 'I am reading right now.'

Form: am/is/are + verb-ing.

It describes actions that are ongoing at the moment.

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