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he thanked me for what i ____.
(have done,had done,have been doing)

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Answered by Simplebeing
70
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Question : 

He thanked me for what I ____. (have done, had done, have been doing)

Answer - 
He thanked me for what I __had done__.


Explanation- The first verb 'thanked' is in past tense so, then the option 'had
done' is correct.


Note: Any problem in understanding, feel free to ask.

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Answered by vilnius
18

He thanked me for what I had done.

Explanation:

  • There are two action words in the given sentence.
  • The second action is 'thanked' which is the result of the first action 'had done'.
  • Since the second action has been started and completed in the past, therefore, the tense to be used in the first action will be past perfect tense.
  • 'Had done' will be the correct verb to be used here.

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