What tense expresses an action which was in progress quite ...

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What tense expresses an action which was in progress quite recently and which affects the present situation, explains or gives reasons for the state of things at the present moment?

A. present simple

B. present perfect

C. present continuous

D. present perfect continuous

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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