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NARRATIVE TENSES: Past perfect simple & past perfect continuous
Silvana Cáceres
Created on May 16, 2021
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More Narrative Tenses:
Past perfect & Past Perfect Continuous
The Past Perfect Simple
HAD + PAST PARTCICIPLE
USE
We use the past perfect to talk about...
the "earlier past", i.e. things that happened BEFORE the main event. It gives importance to the completion of the activity.
When I had finished school, I bought a ticket to travel round the world.
The Past Perfect Continuous
HAD + BEEN + VERB + ING
USE
We use the past perfect continuous to talk about...
longer continuous actions or situations that started BEFORE the main events. It gives importance to the DURATION of the activity.
I had been working for 12 months when I had the idea.
I was tired because I had been studying all night.
Past Perfect Continuous
Past perfect Simple
Longer continuous actions that started BEFORE the main events and continued up to that point. Auxiliary: HAD in + , - and ? forms. HAD + BEEN + verb -ING
The 'earlier past'. Actions that happened BEFORE the main event. Auxiliary: HAD in + , - and ? forms. HAD + *PAST PARTICIPLE *Past participle (-ed regular verbs; 3rd column irregular verbs)
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