Past Perfect Continuous Tense
Past Perfect Continuous Tense: is used to describe an action which had been going on for some time and finished at some definite time in the past. E.g When I arrived, Allen had been waiting for me for two hours.
Affirmative |
Interrogative |
Negative |
He had been working. |
Had he been working? |
He had not been working. |
She had had been working. |
Had she been working? |
She had not been working. |
It had been working. |
Had it been working? |
It had not been working. |
They had been working. |
Had they been working? |
They had not been working. |
You had been working. |
Had you been working? |
You had not been working. |
I had been working. |
Had I been working? |
I had not been working. |
We had been working. |
Had we been working? |
We had not been working. |
Formula: Subject + had been + present participle ( verb form with -ing) + complement & time phrase (for & since)
Exercise: Write the Past Perfect Continuous forms of the verbs given in parenthesis ( ).
Answer key
1 had been running – 2 had been walking – 3 had been doing – 4 had been taking – 5 had been crying
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