Which sentence correctly uses the past perfect continuous tense?
A. She had been waiting for an hour when he finally arrived.
B. She has been waiting for an hour when he finally arrived.
C. She was waiting for an hour when he finally arrived.
D. She will have been waiting for an hour when he finally arrives.
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A. So
B. Too
C. Either
D. Neither
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A. need
B. needs
C. doesn’t have
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What does the present perfect tense imply when no specific time is mentioned?
A. An action that happened at an unspecified time in the past
B. An action that will happen in the future
C. A repeated action in the past
D. An action happening right now