lama had been doing penance for ages in a cave identify the tense
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Past Perfect Continuous.
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The tense in 'Lama had been doing penance for ages in a cave.' is past perfect continuous tense.
- The past perfect continuous tense is used to depict an action that started in the past and is still going on and ended before another action started in the past.
- The structure of past continuous tense is had + been + V1 + ing.
- In the given sentence, Lama had been doing penance for ages in a cave shows the action that started in the past and ended in the past.
- The structure in the given sentence is S+ had + been + V1 + ing +O.
- The past perfect continuous tense usually recounts the story or action that happens in the past.
Hence, the tense in 'Lama had been doing penance for ages in a cave.' is past perfect continuous tense.
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