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Re: difference between past continous and past perfect continuous
It is possible that he/she had just finished watching TV when the phone rang OR that he/she was still watching at that very moment. In your particular context, I'd say the TV was still on.
Re: difference between past continous and past perfect continuous
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Originally Posted by bianca
It is possible that he/she had just finished watching TV when the phone rang OR that he/she was still watching at that very moment. In your particular context, I'd say the TV was still on.
Which post and which example sentence, 1. or 2., is this in response to?
Re: difference between past continous and past perfect continuous 
Linear Mode
