Jawaban:

The given sequence of words seems to be a mix of verb forms in different tenses and gerunds (-ing forms). It appears to be a combination of the base form of verbs ("to be," "to have," "to study," etc.), past tense forms, negations ("not"), and present participle forms ("-ing" forms).

Here is a breakdown of the words in the given sequence:

Base form: to be, to have, to study, to play, to cry, to carry, to collect, to give, to go, to look, to do, to lose, to like, to explain

Present tense: am, are, have, study, play, cry, carry, collect, give, go, look, play, do, lose, like, explain

Past tense: was, were, had, studied, played, cried, carried, collected, gave

Negations: do not, did not, did not collect, did not play, did not do, did not study, did not like, did not explain

Present participle: being, studying, playing, crying, carrying, collecting, giving, going, looking, playing, doing, losing, liking, explaining

It seems like a combination of verb forms in different tenses and contexts. Please let me know if there is any specific information or question related to this sequence that you would like assistance with.