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Tap the option that has the adverb phrase in it:
Tim has been reading a book for the past two hours.

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reading a book

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two hours

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for the past two hours

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Solution

The correct option is C for the past two hours
The adverb phrase is 'for the past two hours' as it answers the question 'for how long'.

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