rewrite these sentence in the interrogative form.
1.he had been waiting for an hour
2.the police have been checking all the cars .
3.Vehicles have been polluting the Delhi air
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Does "I have been waiting for two hours" mean that I was waiting and still waiting?
- It could mean that. But it could also mean that the waiting is over. In that case, you might use the sentence as a comment when the person you have been waiting for shows up.
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How much time he had waited for?
Who was checking all the cars?
What had polluted the Delhi air?
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