Past Perfect Simple

We use "had + verb in participle" to talk about actions that happened BEFORE another action in the past.

(eg: She had seen the robber before he saw her)

• NO

• YES

Is this sentence correct:

I had been played football yesterday

• YES

• NO

By the time my dad got home the dog _____ already died.

I had play.... football yesterday

Jonas had entered the house before he texted his mom.

• Jonas first texted his mom, then he entered the house

• Jonas first entered the house, then he texted his mom

• both actions happened at the same time

When I learnt someone . . . my new cell phone, I was in shocked!

• had stole

• has stolen

• had stolen

• had steal

. . . the students . . . the video before they . . . the quiz?

• Has - watched - developed

• Have - watched - developed

• Had - watched - developed

• Had - watched - develop

The waiter served something that we _______________.

• hadn't been ordering

• hadn't ordered

I ______ to the shop to buy the shirt I _____ the day before.

• had gone  /   saw
• been   /  had bought 
• went  /  had seen

They didn't want any lunch because they ______already_________.

• had... eaten

• had...been eating