Past Perfect Simple

Form the negative and the interrogative.

1. Tom had finished the lesson.
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2. They had heard the noise.
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3. She had cooked dinner.
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4. Maria had sent the letter.
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5. Jim had bought a new bike.
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6. She had already seen the film.
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7. She had just fed the cat.
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8. Mr. Smith had already had breakfast.
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9. He had already drunk coffee.
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10. It had just broken.
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Form the negative and the interrogative
1. He had stopped working.
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2. She had gone home.
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3. She had forgotten the name.
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4. We had watched the film.

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5. We had sold the car.
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6. Tina had made some sandwiches.
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7. Helen had called a taxi.
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8. Mum had made dinner.
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9. We had arrived at a village.
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10. The shop had closed.
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Fill in the gaps with Future Simple.
1. When mum came home, I .. (already/cook) lunch.
2. We .. (just/leave) when he called.
3. When I went to the shop, it . (not/open) yet.
4. He . (already/wake up) before I opened the
door.
5. By the time we went to the cinema, the film .
(already/ start).
6. When we reached the station, the train .
(not/leave).
7. I saw an animal I .. (never/see) before.
8. She (already/get) married, when she found
out the truth about him.
9. I . (never / see) such a big boat before.
10. We (never / visit) the museum before.