Name: DAIMER HORTA TRUJILLO ID:616296

ACTIVITY 4
WHAT A FOOD

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PAST PERFECT
1. Complete the chart with the correct form of have.
2. I had tried to talk to her.
3. YOU Had
4. HE Had
5. SHE Had
6. WE Had
7. THEY Had
2. Now make the sentences negative. 3. Now make the interrogative form:
1. Had I tried to talk to her?
1. I hadn’t tried to talk to her.
2. Had l tried to talk to her?
2. You hadn’t tried to talk to her. 3. Had he tried to talk to her?
3. He hadn’t tried to talk to her.
4. Had she tried to talk to her?
4. She hadn’t tried to talk to her.
5. Had we tried to talk to her?
5. We hadn’t tried to talk to her.
6. Had they tried to talk to her?
6. They hadn’t tried to talk to her.
4. Complete these sentences using the Past Perfect Tense with the verb in parentheses:
1) My plants were dead because my neighbor hadn’t watered them. (not water)
2) I couldn’t get into my apartment because I had forgotten my key. (Forget).
3) The teacher was angry because we hadn’t done our homework. (Not do)
4) The man lent me his newspaper after he had read it. (read)
5) They got to the theatre after movie had started (start)

5. Fill in the gaps with the past perfect form.

1) Paul had spent (spend) his holiday in Holland.
2) They had already done (do) their work.
3) She had asked (ask) that question before.
4) We had never seen (see) such a thing.
5) I had been (be) there before
6) The boys had destroyed (destroy) the garden.
7) Our class had taken (take) a field trip three times this year.
8) Where had they moved (they/move) to?
9) Jennifer had asked (ask) that question four times today.
10) You hadn’t eaten (not eat) lunch yet, have you?
11) Jason had wanted (want) to move to New York since he was five years old.
12) How long had they known (they/know) Peter?
13) Alexandra had worked (work) for IBM since 2002.
14) Jeff had bought (buy) a few books this week.
15) Sally hadn’t read (not read) that book yet.
16) Had they left (they/leave) for work yet?
17) Bill hadn’t driven (not/drive) very far today.
18) We had enjoyed (enjoy) eating seafood all of our lives.
19) Had he watched (he/watch) the documentary yet?
20) I hadn’t finished (not/finish) the job yet.
 Past Participle Crossword
Fill in the puzzle with the past participle forms of the verbs below

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R

M A P D

A N U S E D

D B O U G H T R

T A K E D N E
10 E 11
H D B D
12
O F O R G A V E R

L R O
13 14
D R A N K S E N K

T E

O N
15
B R O K E D

Down
Abajo use - used (4)
order - ordered (7) buy - bought (6)
sing - sang (4) 8 take - took (5)
make - made (4) forgive - forgave (8)
put - put (3) drink - drank (5)
7 understand - understood (10) send - sent (4)
know - knew (5) break - broke (6)
hold - held (4)
You will learn how to:

 To talk about events in the past

 To talk about food.
GUIDE NUMBER 4
WHAT A FOOD
READING
Thanksgiving Dinner…

Last Thanksgiving my parents had a large family dinner at their house. Getting ready for Thanksgiving
dinner takes a lot of work.
The day started well and by late afternoon we had completed most of the work. Everyone had helped to
make the meal a success. We had put the turkey in the oven earlier that day so the house was starting to
smell like roast turkey. The grandchildren had finished setting the table for Thanksgiving dinner. My aunt
had made two pies for dessert, a pumpkin pie. My brother and I had peeled the carrots and the potatoes.
We had just turned on the stove to start cooking the vegetables when the power went out¡ the oven stopped
working¡ we couldn´t cook the vegetable¡ the turkey wouldn´t finish cooking¡ we waited. We talked. We
went for a walk.
We had waited two hours by the time the power came back on. We had almost given up hope. Dinner was
late that night but it was a Thanksgiving dinner that we won´t forget.
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ACCORDING TO THE TEXT.
1. When had we completed thanksgiving dinner work?
We had completed thanksgiving dinner work by late afternoon.
2. Who had set the table?
The grandchildren had finished setting the table.

3. What had my aunt made for thanksgiving dinner?

My aunt had made two pies for dessert, a pumpkin pie.
4. What had we done when the power went out?
We had just turned on the stove to start cooking the vegetables

5. Had the turkey been cooked before the power came back?
No, it hadn’t

6. 6: how many hours had we waited when the power came back?
We had waited two hours by the time the power came back on
FILL IN THE BLANKS: CHANGE THE FOLLOWING VERBS INTO
7. My brother and I had peeled the vegetables for dinner. THEIR PARTICIPLE FORM
8. Everyone had helped to make the meal a success. Be Been keep kept
Use the past perfect when you are already talking about the
Begin Begun make Made

PAST PERFECT GRAMMAR Come Come say Said

Drink Drunk sleep slept
past, and want to talk an earlier past action.
Fly Flown sweep swept
Example:
“When I woke up the yard was all white It had snowed during Go Gone take Took
the night”
“I arrived at the coffee shop twenty minutes late, and my
friends had already left.”
POSITIVE NEGATIVE
I I
You You
He He
She ‘d seen the play before She hadn’t seen the play before
It It
We We
They They
Contractions: Contractions:
I’d= I had I hadn’t = I had not.

QUESTION YES NO
I I I
you you you
he he he
Had she seen it before? Yes, she had No, she hadn’t
It It It
we we we
they they they
FIND THE FOLLOWING PARTICIPLE

awoken, become, begun, B J Ñ G O T T E N A

bought, broken, brought, come,
N N O N D R E N O D
done, driven, drunk,
eaten, fallen, forgotten, gone, E E A T E T S Y K L

gotten, known, let, seen. L E K W H T X O N E

L S L G O D A E U T

A Ñ U L R K T E R S

F O E I T T E K D N

B N V T O A N N E T

W E W G H O K K Ñ O

N T R O W G O E P L

X O I N N R U M N D

F E T E B E C O M E

E M T S O L D C R P

F O E U S L E P T B

Ñ C N C B E G U N Y

El pasado Día de Acción de Gracias, mis padres tuvieron una gran cena familiar en su casa. Prepararse
para la cena de Acción de Gracias requiere mucho trabajo.
El día empezó bien y al final de la tarde habíamos completado la mayor parte del trabajo. Todos habían
contribuido a que la comida fuera todo un éxito. Habíamos puesto el pavo en el horno ese mismo día, así
que la casa comenzaba a oler a pavo asado. Los nietos habían terminado de poner la mesa para la cena de
Acción de Gracias. Mi tía había hecho dos tartas de postre, una tarta de calabaza. Mi hermano y yo
habíamos pelado las zanahorias y las patatas. Acabábamos de encender la estufa para comenzar a cocinar
las verduras cuando se fue la luz¡ el horno dejó de funcionar¡ no pudimos cocinar la verdura¡ el pavo no
se terminó de cocinar¡ esperamos. Hablamos. Fuimos a dar un paseo.
Habíamos esperado dos horas cuando volvió la energía. Casi habíamos perdido la esperanza. La cena fue
tarde esa noche, pero fue una cena de Acción de Gracias que no olvidaremos.

RESPONDA LAS SIGUIENTES PREGUNTAS SEGÚN EL TEXTO.

1. ¿Cuándo terminamos el trabajo de la cena de acción de gracias?

2. ¿Quién había puesto la mesa?

3. ¿Qué había preparado mi tía para la cena de acción de gracias?

4. ¿Qué habíamos hecho cuando se fue la luz?

5. ¿Se había cocinado el pavo antes de que volviera la electricidad?

6. 6: ¿cuántas horas habíamos esperado cuando volvió la luz?

 RELLENAR LOS ESPACIOS EN BLANCO:

7. Mi hermano y yo tuvimos___________ las verduras para la cena

8. Todo el mundo tenía ______________ para que la comida sea un éxito.

CHANGE THE FOLLOWING VERBS INTO

THEIR PARTICIPLE FORM
CAMBIAR LOS SIGUIENTES VERBOS EN SU
FORMA DE PARTICIPIO

Be/SER Keep-MANTENER
Begin/COMENZAR Make/HACER
Come/VENIR Say/DECIR
Drink/BEBIDA Sleep/DORMIR
Fly/MOSCA Sweep/BARRER
Go/VAMOS Take/LLEVAR

PASADO PERFECTO GRAMÁTICA

Use el pasado perfecto cuando ya esté hablando sobre el pasado y quiera hablar de una acción pasada

anterior.

Ejemplo:

"Cuando me desperté, el patio estaba todo blanco. Había nevado durante la noche"

"Llegué a la cafetería con veinte minutos de retraso y mis amigos ya se habían ido".
 POSITIVE NEGATIVE
QUESTION YES NO I I
I I I You You
He He
you you you
She ‘d seen the She hadn’t seen the
he he he
play before play before
Had she seen it before? Yes, she had No, she hadn’t
It It
It It It We We
we we we They They
they they they Contractions: Contractions:
I’d= I had I hadn’t = I had
not.

ENCUENTRA EL SIGUIENTE PARTICIPIO

despertado, convertido, comenzado, comprado, roto, traído, venido, hecho, conducido, borracho,
comido, caído, olvidado, ido, conseguido, conocido, dejar,