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    The document provides examples of using the past perfect tense to ask and answer questions about actions that occurred before a specific time in the past. It includes examples with the subjects "we" and "she". For each subject, it gives affirmative and negative examples in the past perfect tense, examples of yes/no questions using had + past participle, and a wh- question asking what action had been completed.

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    The document provides examples of using the past perfect tense to ask and answer questions about actions that occurred before a specific time in the past. It includes examples with the subjects "we" and "she". For each subject, it gives affirmative and negative examples in the past perfect tense, examples of yes/no questions using had + past participle, and a wh- question asking what action had been completed.

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    #1 process using Past Perfect

    + F/S We
    We had traveled to Quito by 2020.
    We´d traveled to Quito by 2020.

    - F/ S
    We hadn´t traveled to our hometown by 2020.
    We had not traveled to my hometown by 2020.

    YES/ NO?
    Had you traveled to your hometown by 2020?
    A: + / - Yes, we had. No, we hadn´t.

    WH Q
    A: Where had you traveled by 2020?
    We had traveled to Quito by 2020.

    •#1 process using Past Perfect


    + F/S She
    She had painted a mural when she disappeared.
    She´d painted a mural when she disappeared.

    - F/ S
    She had not painted a canva when she disappeared.
    Shehadn´t painted a canva when she disappeared.

    YES/ NO?
    Had she painted a mural when she disappeared?

    A: + / -
    Yes, she had. No, she hadn´t.

    WH Q
    A: What had she painted when she disappeared?
    She had painted a mural when she disappeared.
    To our customers,

    At Apple, we strive to make world-class


    products that deliver the best experience
    possible to our customers. With the launch
    of our new Maps last week, we fell short
    on this commitment. We are extremely
    sorry for the frustration this has caused our
    customers and we are doing everything
    we can to make Maps better.

    It could be replaced with: this goal and this promise to you.

    Last week our company accidentally released the personal


    data of some of our customers. We are deeply sorry for
    releasing the personal data for some of our customers.

    It could be replaced with: We are deeply sorry for our mistake.

    1. Use the Writing Skills: Phrases to avoid repetitions in the second sentences
    Our agreement
    Our mistake
    This goal
    This promise to you

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