English, asked by varshband, 5 months ago

whether the following sentence is in continuous tense of perfect tense.

a) According to the teacher I had dropped the note book on purpose

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Answered by devasmitamohanty476

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Answer:

perfect tense

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Answered by nishi7446

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Answer:

No the sentence is not in continous perfect tense

Explanation:

Because the sentence saying that dropped means it is past tense so it is not continuous perfect tense

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