I (wait) for two hours.but she has not come yet.
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I has been waiting for two hours but she didnt came yet
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The correct sentence is:
I have been waiting for two hours but she has not come yet.
* The given sentence is in the present tense.
* The verb selected for the blank is 'have been waiting' which is present perfect continuous.
* It is used for describing actions that have started in the past and is still continuing/just stopped.
* The structure of a present perfect continuous tense is:
Subject+ auxiliary have+ auxiliary be+ main verb
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