PAST AND FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

The past perfect continuous tense is a tense that is used mainly to express actions that started at a specific time in the past and continued to another specific point in the past.

• TRUE

• FALSE

John . . . for us.

• has been waiting

• had been waiting

• was waiting

What . . . ?

• had she been reading

• she had been reading

• has she read

The ducks . . .

• has swum

• has been swimming

• had been swimming

We . . . much.

• hasn't drinking

• hadn't been drinking

• has drinked

. . . all night?

• Had it been snowing

• Have it snowed

• Has was snowing

. . . crying?

• Have the baby be

• Had the baby been

• Is baby was

The girls . . .

• have run

• have been running

• hadn't been running

I . . . for you.

• had been looking

• has looked

• had been look

They . . . TV.

• have been watching

• hadn't been watching

• hadn't watched