Topics: Verb Tenses and Sentence Structure
Use the verb ‘mean’ in a sentence using the present perfect continuous tense.
A. I have been meaning to go to the store
B. I have been meaning to watch TV
C. I have been meaning to call you all day.
D. I have been meaning to eat dinner
Select your answer:
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