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Which is the tense of the underlined verb?

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The tense of the verb had been writing as used in the sentence above is in: D. past perfect progressive. This type of tense denotes that there is continuity of the action that was already completed at a point in the past. This form contains the modal “had” with an aid of “been” and a present participle of the verb which ends with –ing.

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