T 052 Past Past Perefect
T 052 Past Past Perefect
T 052 Past Past Perefect
Fill in the correct form of the verb in brackets: Past or Past Perfect Tense /Simple or
Progressive)
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1. My friend Tim didn't feel well yesterday because he had eaten too many sweets. (NOT
FEEL / EAT)
2. After she had rested, she felt much better. (REST, FEEL)
3. She had known him for a year before they finally went on holidays together. (KNOW,
GO)
4. I asked him what had happened because I had been hearing noise the whole morning.
(HAPPEN, HEAR)
5. The next morning, I realised that someone had stolen my new bike. (STEAL)
6. I didn't go to the meeting last Monday because nobody had invited me. (NOT GO,
INVITE)
7. Dan was so excited because he had just won €1,000 in the lottery. (JUST WIN)
8. After she had won her first major tournament, she suffered from a series of injuries.
(WIN, SUFFER)
9. Our manager told us that the company had gone bankrupt. (GO)
10. I managed to pass the test because I had been studying hard for a whole week.
(MANAGE, STUDY)
11. When we finally arrived at the stadium the match had been going on for half an hour.
(ARRIVE, GO)
12. Before we left for Spain, I had offered to teach her some Spanish. (LEAVE, OFFER)
13. We had been walking for 10 minutes when we finally saw the train station. (WALK,
SEE)
14. The suspect had just left the house when the police arrived. (JUST LEAVE, ARRIVE)
15. Sampson had finished his report by the time father came home (FINISH, COME)
16. She wasn't hungry because she had just had lunch. (JUST HAVE)
17. We had been fishing for a while before we caught some fish. (FISH, CATCH)
18. I told the police that I hadn't seen the man in the photo before. (NOT SEE)
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