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TESL 231 & 232: Past simple VS Past perfect (3)
Sadie Sitges
Created on August 8, 2023
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Transcript
I cannot start my laptop...
Can you help me fix it?
Let's do this!
Form: add suffix -ed to root (except irregular verbs).
Form: auxiliary had + past participle of main verb.
Use: completed action in the past that ended before another past action.
Use: completed action in the past. Specific in time and/or duration.
You got a map!!
Go check it
Are you sure you want to leave?
You'll lose all your progress...
I want to keep practicing
I've practiced enough today
Click on the right answer to throw a ball and make the pliers fall off the shelf!
Look at the highlighted verb in the sentence and select the correct tense.
1/5
By the time she arrived at the party, most of the guests had already left.
Present perfect
Past simple
Past progressive
1/5
By the time she arrived at the party, most of the guests had already left.
Present perfect
Past simple
Past progressive
2/5
He had not visited that city before his business trip last month.
Present perfect
Past perfect
Past simple
2/5
He had not visited that city before his business trip last month.
Present perfect
Past perfect
Past simple
3/5
I had already seen that movie, so I asked my friends to watch something else.
Past perfect
Past progressive
Past simple
3/5
I had already seen that movie, so I asked my friends to watch something else.
Past perfect
Past progressive
Past simple
4/5
Although we were running late, the concert had not begun by the time we arrived at the venue.
Past perfect
Past simple
Present perfect progressive
4/5
Although we were running late, the concert had not begun by the time we arrived at the venue.
Past perfect
Past simple
Present perfect progressive
5/5
I was already in my car when I realized I had forgotten the keys at home.
Past progressive
Past perfect
Past simple
5/5
I was already in my car when I realized I had forgotten the keys at home.
Past progressive
Past perfect
Past simple
The pliers are yours!!
Next challenge
Try again
Click on the door with the correct sentence to find your way to the tape!
Which of the two sentences is correct?
1/5
She had not dialed the number correctly, so the call did not go through.
She did not dial the number correctly, so the call had not gone through.
1/5
She had not dialed the number correctly, so the call did not go through.
She did not dial the number correctly, so the call had not gone through.
2/5
By the time they realized their mistake, it had already caused significant damage.
By the time they had realized their mistake, it already caused significant damage.
2/5
By the time they realized their mistake, it had already caused significant damage.
By the time they had realized their mistake, it already caused significant damage.
3/5
He did not charge his phone last night, so his phone had died in the middle of the day.
He had not charged his phone last night, so his phone died in the middle of the day.
3/5
He did not charge his phone last night, so his phone had died in the middle of the day.
He had not charged his phone last night, so his phone died in the middle of the day.
4/5
She had overslept because she did not set her alarm.
She overslept because she had not set her alarm.
4/5
She had overslept because she did not set her alarm.
She overslept because she had not set her alarm.
5/5
I had not watered my plants for days before they started to wither.
I did not water my plants for days before they had started to wither.
5/5
I had not watered my plants for days before they started to wither.
I did not water my plants for days before they had started to wither.
You found the tape!!
Next challenge
Try again
Fill in the blank to find the cable in the drawer!
What is missing from these sentences?
1/5
I had misplaced my phone, but I it in my coat pocket.
found
finds
finded
1/5
I had misplaced my phone, but I it in my coat pocket.
found
finds
finded
2/5
The team lost five consecutive games before they won one.
will
have
had
2/5
The team lost five consecutive games before they won one.
will
have
had
3/5
We had not dinner when our friends invited us out for a meal.
ate
eaten
eating
3/5
We had not dinner when our friends invited us out for a meal.
ate
eaten
eating
4/5
He had the email, but he forgot to press send.
writing
wrote
written
4/5
He had the email, but he forgot to press send.
writing
wrote
written
5/5
I had in the city for ten years before moving to the countryside.
live
lived
living
5/5
I had in the city for ten years before moving to the countryside.
live
lived
living
Try again
You found the cable!!
Let's fix the laptop!
That was impressive! Thank you!!!
I think you're ready to have this...
Collect my accreditation
Find the screws!
Identify the door with the correct sentence and click on it to find your way to the screws.
- Tip: think about chronology!
Clear the drawer!
Click on the element that best fills in the blank in the sentence to get rid of one of the objects in the drawer.
Did you get it right?
Yes!
No...
Clear the drawer!
Click on the element that best fills in the blank in the sentence to get rid of one of the objects in the drawer.
Get the wrench!
Identify the verb tense of the highlighted element and select the correct option to get the wrench.
Find the tape!
Identify the door with the correct sentence and click on it to find your way to the tape.
- Tip: think about chronology!
Get the pliers!
Identify the verb tense of the highlighted element and select the correct option to get the pliers.
Clear the drawer!
Click on the element that best fills in the blank in the sentence to get rid of one of the objects in the drawer.
Get the pliers!
Identify the verb tense of the highlighted element and select the correct option to get the pliers.
Find the screws!
Identify the door with the correct sentence and click on it to find your way to the screws.
- Tip: think about chronology!
Get the wrench!
Identify the verb tense of the highlighted element and select the correct option to get the wrench.
Bring it on!!
I'd like to keep practicing
I think I've earned some rest for today
This accreditation grants you access to a quiz that will put your knowledge to the test.
Are you ready for it?
Clear the drawer!
Click on the element that best fills in the blank in the sentence to get rid of one of the objects in the drawer.
Clear the drawer!
Click on the element that best fills in the blank in the sentence to get rid of one of the objects in the drawer.
Clear the drawer!
Click on the element that best fills in the blank in the sentence to get rid of one of the objects in the drawer.
Get the wrench!
Identify the verb tense of the highlighted element and select the correct option to get the wrench.
Clear the drawer!
Click on the element that best fills in the blank in the sentence to get rid of one of the objects in the drawer.
Get the pliers!
Identify the verb tense of the highlighted element and select the correct option to get the pliers.
Clear the drawer!
Click on the element that best fills in the blank in the sentence to get rid of one of the objects in the drawer.
Find the tape!
Identify the door with the correct sentence and click on it to find your way to the tape.
- Tip: think about chronology!
Find the tape!
Identify the door with the correct sentence and click on it to find your way to the tape.
- Tip: think about chronology!
Find the screws!
Identify the door with the correct sentence and click on it to find your way to the screws.
- Tip: think about chronology!
Get the pliers!
Identify the verb tense of the highlighted element and select the correct option to get the pliers.
Find the screws!
Identify the door with the correct sentence and click on it to find your way to the screws.
- Tip: think about chronology!
Find the screws!
Identify the door with the correct sentence and click on it to find your way to the screws.
- Tip: think about chronology!
Clear the drawer!
Click on the element that best fills in the blank in the sentence to get rid of one of the objects in the drawer.
Click on each element and drag it to the list where it belongs!
Clear the drawer!
Click on the element that best fills in the blank in the sentence to get rid of one of the objects in the drawer.
Find the tape!
Identify the door with the correct sentence and click on it to find your way to the tape.
- Tip: think about chronology!
Find the tape!
Identify the door with the correct sentence and click on it to find your way to the tape.
- Tip: think about chronology!
Get the pliers!
Identify the verb tense of the highlighted element and select the correct option to get the pliers.
Get the wrench!
Identify the verb tense of the highlighted element and select the correct option to get the wrench.
Get the wrench!
Identify the verb tense of the highlighted element and select the correct option to get the wrench.