1). is raging2). raged3). had been raging4). no improvement

1.	1). is raging2). raged3). had been raging4). no improvement
Answer» Correct Answer: had been RAGING ‘Had been raging’ uses the PAST perfect continuous form of 'rage’, which SHOWS that the action had started previously and was STILL continuing up to that TIME in the past.

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Correct Answer: had been RAGING

‘Had been raging’ uses the PAST perfect continuous form of 'rage’, which SHOWS that the action had started previously and was STILL continuing up to that TIME in the past.

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