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Option 3 : Had been misbehaving
The correct answer is Optio 3 i.e Had been misbehaving
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Look at the given sentence we find that:
- The sentence comprises of two actions that happened in the past.
- Her misbehavior was a past action that was happening for a stretch of time (in this case, one month) before she was expelled.
- Thus, was misbehaving must be replaced by had been misbehaving.
- The past perfect continuous tense is used to express an action that occurred over a period of time before another action that also happened in the past.
Hence here we find that the correct answer is Option 3 Had been misbehaving.
Thus the correct sentence will be: 'Sarah was expelled because she had been misbehaving for the past one month. '
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