Which sentence correctly uses the past perfect continuous tense to indicate an action of certain duration with visible results in the past?
A. They had walked in the rain.
B. They were walking in the rain.
C. They had been walking in the rain.
D. They have been walking in the rain.
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Tenses › ViewX: I think we’re going to be here for a while.
Y: But we have been standing in line for almost an hour.
A. are standing
B. have stood
C. stand
D. were standing
E. have been standing
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What is the past form of “wear”?
A. wears
B. wore
Pronouns and Antecedents › ViewEvery one of the actresses knows (her, their) part by heart.
A. her
B. their
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Before he ________ to Ho Chi Minh city last night, he ________ the contract of the new album.
A. flew / signed
B. had flown / signed
C. had flown / had signed
D. flew / had signed