7TH PERIOD- UNIT 2 REVIEW

7TH PERIOD

UNIT 2 - REVIEW

PAST PERFECT

o Past Perfect - é basicamente o passado do passado. Ou seja, quando você está falando sobre um fato que aconteceu no passado, antes de outro fato que também aconteceu no passado.

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCE

Subject + auxiliary Verb had+ Verb in the (Past Participle)

Negative Sentences 

Subject + auxiliary Verb had + not + Verb in the (Past Participle)

Yes/No Questions in the Past Perfect Simple

auxiliary Verb had + subject + Verb in the (Past Participle)

Answer

YES, pronoun (I / you / we / they

he / she / it) HAD

NO, pronoun (I / you / we / they

he / she / it) HAD NOT (HADN’T)

Multiple Choice

The fans were excited because their team_______.

• win

• won

• had won

Multiple Choice

After Jane________ studying, she went out with some friends.

• finishes

• finished

• had finished

Multiple Choice

Choose the right question.

• Had Sally open all the presents?

• Had Sally opened all the presents?

• Did Sally have open all the presents?

• Has Sally open all the presents?

Multiple Select

(They/ eat/all the sandwiches.) Choose the past perfect sentence.

• They had eat all the sandwiches.

• They had eaten all the sandwiches.

• They ate all the sandwiches.

• They had ate all the sandwiches.

Fill in the Blanks

Her hair was wet. She

(wash) it.

Multiple Choice

He bought a car but he__________enought money.

• hadn't saved

• has saved

• didn't save

Diferença entre o past perfect e o simple past

O past perfect precisa do simple past para ter sentido. Se quiser falar só de só ação aconteceu no passado, use o simple past. Agora, para falar de algo aconteceu antes de ação no passado, usamos o past perfect como passado do passado.

Fill in the Blanks

When he______ (wake up) , his mother_______(prepare) breakfast.

Multiple Choice

It ___ cloudy yesterday

• was

• had been

Multiple Choice

He_____ to Cape town before 2017.

• wasn't

• hadn't been

• didn't been

PAST NARRATIVE TENSES

Narrative tenses are used to talk about past events and to tell stories.

Are four tenses that we often use for talking about past events. 

• Past simple for a completed action in the past.

  The other day I went to the circus.

• Past perfect simple to show that one action in the past happened before another action in the past.

  By the time I got to the party most guests had left.

• Past continuous for an action that lasted for a period of time in past. Often this action is happening when something else happens. 

  I was taking my dog for a walk

• Past perfect continuous for an action that was continuing for sometime before another past action

  I had been expecting a promotion but actually I was fired.

Multiple Choice

This happened about ten years ago. I _______________ with a college friend, Sarah, in the country.

• was staying

• stayed

• had stayed

• have been staying

Multiple Choice

They ____________ an old country house a few miles from Cambridge

• recently bought

• had recently bought

• 
  

  had been buying

Multiple Choice

and she ______________me down to see it.

• had invited

• invited

• had been inviting

• was inviting

Multiple Choice

Anyway, it was a dark, winter afternoon and we _____________ in the sitting room.

• had chatted

• were chatting

• chatted

Multiple Choice

Sarah's mum ____________________ a little while earlier, so we were alone in the house.

• went shopping

• had been shopping

• had gone shopping

• had been going shopping