Past Perfect Continuous Forms

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  • I had been listening.
  • You had been listening.
  • We had been listening.
  • They had been listening.
  • He had been listening.
  • She had been listening.
  • It had been listening.
  • I had not been listening.
  • You had not been listening.
  • We had not been listening.
  • They had not been listening.
  • He had not been listening.
  • She had not been listening.
  • It had not been listening.
  • Had I been listening?
  • Had you been listening?
  • Had we been listening?
  • Had they been listening?
  • Had he been listening?
  • Had she been listening?
  • Had it been listening?

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