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(iii) You have done your duty.
(Change into Past Continuous Tense)​

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Answered by kp6285325
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You were doing your duty

Answered by PADMINI
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You have done your duty.

(Change into Past Continuous Tense)

Answer:

You were doing your duty.

  • Past continuous tense describes an action started in the past moment and continuing to the present time.

  • we need to convert the given sentence into the past continuous tense.

Structure of the past continuous tense:

Subject + was/were + verb-ING + obj

There are four past tenses:

1) Simple Past Tense: I went to the park.

2) Past Continuous Tense: I was going to the park.

3) Past Perfect Tense: I had gone to the park.

4) Past Perfect Continuous Tense: I had been going to the park.

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