English, asked by dsehveakdhiagra, 3 months ago

To convert the sentence into past perfect tense, past continues tense, past perfect tense and past perfect continues tense

She was watching TV

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Answered by mohitmeenak578

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Sentence = She was watching TV.

Past present tense:-

= She watched TV.

Past perfect tense

= She had watched TV.

Past perfect continuous tense

= She had been watching TV.

Answered by kd2832005

0

Answer:

She had watched TV- past perfect
She was watching TV- past continuous
She had been watching TV- past perfect continuous

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