Past Perfect Continuous Tense is the uninterrupted part of tenses. This tense aids us to know the work or action running or in the process of completion in the past with respect to some time. Past Perfect Continuous is used to describe the feeling the same as present Perfect Continuous but the only difference is time. Past Perfect Continuous is obviously stating to Past.
Definition of Past Perfect Continuous tense is understood as An action is running in the past with time either definite or indefinite time.
Learn Past Perfect Continuous Tense in Hindi
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Now move to the section of knowing something about Past Perfect Continuous Tense. So, there are some terms that should be considered before starting Past Perfect Continuous Tense. Those important terms are mentioned below that are needed to know:-
Helping Verb – Had been
Main Verb – V1 + ing
6 conditions
Sentences end in Hindi by रहा था, रही थी, रहे थे with time.
6 Conditions
Simple
Sub + Had been + V1 + ing + object + since/for + time.
Example──
Raja had been working outside for two hours.
Negative
Sub + Had + not + been + V1 + ing + object + since/for + time.
Example──
Raja had not been working outside for two hours.
Interrogative
Had + sub + been + V1 + ing + object + since/for + time?
Example──
Had raja been working outside for two hours?
Interrogative Negative
Had + sub + not + been + V1 + ing + object + since/for + time?
Example──
Had raja not been working outside for two hours?
Double Interrogative
W/H family + had + sub + been + V1 + ing + object + since/for + time?
Example──
Why had raja been working outside for two hours?
Double Interrogative Negative
W/H family + had + sub + not + been + V1 + ing + object + since/for + time?
Example──
Why had raja not been working outside for two hours?
Past Perfect Continuous Tense Rules
To express an action that began before a certain point of time in the past and continued up to that time.
Example ──
He had been studying for two hours when his best friend came.
