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Home > English > Grammar > Tenses

What is the past perfect continuous form of ‘to wait’?

A. Had been waiting
B. Waited
C. Waits
D. Will wait

Answer: Had been waiting


Additional Information: The past perfect continuous tense indicates an ongoing action that was completed before another past action.


Subjects: Tenses, Grammar

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