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Past perfect and perfect continuous.

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Past perfect and perfect continuous.
 

Past perfect and perfect continuous.Online version

How much you know about these tenses

by Romina Opazo
1

She had finished her homework before dinner. Is this Past Perfect?

2

He had been studying for two hours before the test started. Is this Past Perfect Continuous?

3

They were playing soccer when it started to rain. Is this Past Perfect Continuous?

4

He had been watch TV before dinner. Is this sentence correct?

5

They had been play soccer when it started to rain. Is this Past Perfect Continuous correctly formed?

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