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Which correctly identifies the verb and its mood in this sentence? it has been raining for seven hours. a.verb: has mood: indicative b.verb: has been mood: conditional c.verb: has raining mood: interrogative
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Which correctly identifies the verb and its mood in this sentence? it has been raining for seven hours.

a.verb: has mood: indicative
b.verb: has been mood: conditional
c.verb: has raining mood: interrogative
d.verb: has been raining mood: indicative

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The Answer To Your Question Is "d.verb: has been raining mood: indicative"
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d.verb: has been raining mood: indicative
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