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Past Perfect Progressive tense - Glossary of Terms Past Perfect Progressive Tense Verbs describing actions that took place in the past are said to be in the past tense.  The past perfect progressive tense is used to show the end of an on-going action that took place in the past. Examples: She had been painting the door before the dog scratched it. The jury had been considering its verdict for several hours when the judge effectively ordered them to find Jones guilty. The past perfect progressive tense is one for four past tenses.  They are:   The 4 Past Tenses Example simple past tense I went past progressive tense I was going past perfect tense I had gone past perfect progressive tense I had been going

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