Past Perfect
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Saira Guevara
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The past perfect is used to refer to an action that occurred in the past before another. In this case, the first action is conjugated in the past perfect, while the second, the most recent, is conjugated in the simple past.
had tenía
affirmative structure
Subject + auxiliary had + past verb + complement
I had met them before the meeting You
He/She/It
You
We
They
- Genially
02
negative structure
Subject + auxiliary had + don't + past verb + complement
- Genially
I had don't said how long will the video call isYou
She/It/He
You
We
They
03
interrogative structure
Auxiliary had + subject + past verb + complement?
Had I gone to eat before lunch time? you
it/she/he we they
JUST
The adverb just (barely) is very useful for sentences in the past perfect. This grammatical particle helps to emphasize that one action occurred shortly before another happened.
The bus had just arrived to the station when I bought my ticket (El autobús acababa de llegar a la estación cuando compré mi boleto).
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Past Perfect
Presentation
Saira Guevara
Start
. The past perfect is used to refer to an action that occurred in the past before another. In this case, the first action is conjugated in the past perfect, while the second, the most recent, is conjugated in the simple past.
had tenía
affirmative structure
Subject + auxiliary had + past verb + complement
I had met them before the meeting You He/She/It You We They
- Genially
02
negative structure
Subject + auxiliary had + don't + past verb + complement
- Genially
I had don't said how long will the video call isYou She/It/He You We They
03
interrogative structure
Auxiliary had + subject + past verb + complement?
Had I gone to eat before lunch time? you it/she/he we they
JUST
The adverb just (barely) is very useful for sentences in the past perfect. This grammatical particle helps to emphasize that one action occurred shortly before another happened.
The bus had just arrived to the station when I bought my ticket (El autobús acababa de llegar a la estación cuando compré mi boleto).
Don’t forget to publish!
thank you for your time!