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This document discusses the past perfect continuous tense in three sentences: The past perfect continuous tense describes an activity that was ongoing and completed at some point in the past. It uses the verb phrases "had been" plus the "-ing" form of the main verb (e.g. "had been sleeping"). The past perfect continuous tense is used to talk about an activity that was happening continuously up until another time in the past. It can be used with all subjects and includes adverbs of time like "when", "since", "for", "before", and "after".
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- 1. PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE BY: KAICITA MALDIATI 2b NPM: 11.10.010.745.052
- 2. PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE each tenses perfect continuous contains is meaning,still happened. explain for sometime activity that after and happending past time.In the “past “ always verb two ( V2) is HAD, The type one is Have / Has.Where , in the “perfect”always verb three(V 3) from be(tobe) Is Been.and then “continuous’always verb ing(V ing). Example:I had been sleeping all day
- 3. FORMULA PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE TYPE POSITIF ( Subject + had +been +ving) EXAMPLE: I had been playing tennis for ten minutes when she came. Ali had been working for an hour when I left They had been playing football.
- 4. 2.Ali had not been working for an hour when I left 3.They had not been playing football Type interrogatif (Had +subject +been +verb-ing +Object) Example: Had he been playing tennis for ten minutes when she come.
- 5. Type negative sentence subject+ had+ not+ been+verb- ing+object example: 1. He had not been playing tennis for ten minutes when
- 6. Had Ali been working for an hour when I left ? Had They been playing football? Type interrogatif negatif sentence (Had +subject +Not +been + V-ing + object ) Example: Had Jhon and Merry not been loving each other?
- 7. Remainder between past perfect continuous with past continuous. Past perfect continuous: When I looked out the window ,It had been raining .And Past continuous:(Subject +was/were +V-ing) Rain was falling at the time I looked out the window.
- 8. Notes: can use to all subject, Example: I /WE / YOU / THEY HE / SHE / IT Adverb of time : When ,Since ,For ,Befor,After,