Question

9.How long ________(you/wait)for the bus?You ________ (look) really annoyed!

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

How long have you waited for the bus? You look really annoyed!

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Answer 2

Answer:

How long have you waited for the bus? You look really annoyed!

Explanation:

• Had is the V$3$ (or past participle) of the primary verb to have, whereas have is the auxiliary (or helping) verb.
• With I, we, they, or plural nouns, the present tense verb have is used.
• Have has the following tenses: have, has, having, and had. The verb's fundamental form is have. The verb is having in the present tense. There is a form in the past tense and past participle.
• A common error in this situation is writing of. Have is a verb that is employed as an auxiliary to transform major verbs into their perfect tenses.
• The correct form of had, present or past, is followed by the past participle in the perfect tenses of major verbs.
• The first part of the sentence contains present perfect tense and the other part of the sentence contains simple present tense.

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