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Which is the entire verb phrase in this sentence? {I'll medal :D}} Sarah must have been diligently working on her project for months. A. have been diligently working B. working C. must have been working D. must have been
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A. have been diligently working For a verb phrase to be complete, it has to include every verb in the senence. "been" and "working" are both verbs.
ohh oh yay thank you, I gave you a medal thanks :D
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