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Question 01

How to form Past Perfect?

Auxiliary verb (had) + Main verb (Past Participle)

Auxiliary verb (have) + Main verb (Past Participle)

Auxiliary verb (be) + Main verb (Past Participle)

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Question 02

The Past Participle of regular verbs ends in...

-ing

-s

-ed

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Question 03

To hnow the Past Participle of irregular verbs, check...

3rd column of the irregular verbs

1st column of the irregular verbs

2nd column of the irregular verbs

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Question 01

When to use Past Perfect?

To show that a particular situation occurred before another in the past.

To refer an action that started and ended at a specific time in the past.

To refer to an action in progress in the past.

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Question 02

We use the Past Perfect tense with these time expressions:

by the time; until that day; before; after; just; never; ever; yet; while

yesterday; until that day; before; after; already; just; never; ever; yet; when.

by the time; until that day; before; after; already; just; never; ever; yet; when.

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Question 03

How to form negative sentences in the Past Perfect tense?

Had not + Main Verb (Past Participle)

Did not have + Main Verb (Past Participle)

Did not had + Main Verb (Past Participle)

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Question 01: What is the meaning of the sentence?

When Zara left home, she had already texted her friend.

First, she texted her friend; then she left home.

First, she left home; then she texted her friend.

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Question 02: What is the meaning of the sentence?

She had stopped smoking when she participated in the context.

First, she stopped smoking; then she participated in the contest.

First, she participated in the contest; then she stopped smoking.

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Question 03: What is the meaning of the sentence?

Rhiannon did a TikTok video with Sierra Capri because she had won a contest.

First Rhiannon won a contest; then she did a TikTok video with Sierra Capri.

First Rhiannon did a TikTok video with Sierra Capri; then she won a contest.

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Question 01: Fill in the gap with the verb in the Past Perfect tense.

He told me she ________ (go) shopping.

has gone

had gone

go

went

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Question 02: Fill in the gap with the verb in the Past Perfect tense.

Michael couldn't go because he ________ (have) an accident.

had

have had

had had

has

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Question 03: Fill in the gap with the verb in the Past Perfect tense.

You thought I knew Sierra, but I ________ (never / meet) her before.

had never met

never met

had never meeted

had never meet

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Question 01: Use the words to write sentences in the Past Perfect.

Nicola / already / win / an award.

Nicola had already won an award.

Nicola already had won an award.

Nicola had won already an award.

Nicola already won an award.

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Question 02: Use the words to write sentences in the Past Perfect.

She / never / think / of becoming so famous.

She had never thought of becoming so famous.

She never had thought of becoming so fammous.

She never thought of becoming so famous.

She hadn't never thought of becoming so famous.

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Question 03: Use the words to write sentences in the Past Perfect.

Nicola / ever / suffer / from depression?

Has Nicola ever sufer from depression?

Had Nicola ever suffered from depression?

Has Nicola ever sufered from depression?

Had Nicola ever sufer from depression?

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Question 01: Choose the correct ending for the sentence.

By the time I met my friends yesterday evening,...

I had uploaded a new TikTok video.

I had upload a new TikTok video.

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Question 02: Choose the correct ending for the sentence.

By the time I met my friends yesterday evening,...

I didn't watch my favourite series on Netflix.

I hadn't watched my favourite series on Netflix.

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Question 03: Choose the correct picture for the following sentence.

"After he had finished school, he went to football practice."

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