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By the time she arrived, the party _____ (already/start)

• By the time she arrived, the party had already started.

• By the time she had arrived, the party had already started.

• By the time she arrived, the party has already started.

• By the time she arrived, the party had already started.

They _____ (finish) their homework before they went outside to play.

• They had finished their homework before they went outside to play.

• They has finished their homework before they went outside to play.

• They had finished their homework before they go outside to play.

• They had finish their homework before they went outside to play.

He realized he ____ (leave) his phone at home after he arrived at work.

• He realized he had left his phone at home after arrived at work.

• He realized he had left his phone at home after he arrived at work.

• He realized he have left his phone at home after he arrived at work.

• He realized he leave his phone at home after he arrived at work.

The concert had already begun when they (get) to the venue.

• The concert had already begun when they get to the venue.

• The concert had already begun when they had got to the venue.

• The concert had already begun when they got to the venue.

• The concert already begun when they got to the venue.

She had never traveled abroad before she (visit) France.

• She had never traveled abroad before she had visited France.

• She had never traveled abroad before she visited France.

• She had never traveled abroad before she has visited France.

• She never traveled abroad before she visited France.

The restaurant (close) by the time they got there.

• The restaurant had closed by the time they there.

• The restaurant had closing by the time they got there.

• The restaurant has closed by the time they got there.

• The restaurant had closed by the time they got there.

We had (already/eat) dinner when our guests arrived.

• We had alreadyed eaten dinner when our guests arrived.

• We had alreadyed dinner when our guests arrived.

• We had eaten dinner when our guests arrived.

• We had already eaten dinner when our guests arrived.

He had studied all night for the exam, but he still (feel) nervous.

• He had studied all night for the exam, but he still had felt nervous.

• He had studied all night for the exam, but he has still felt nervous.

• He had studied all night for the exam, but he still felt nervous.

• He have studied all night for the exam, but he still felt nervous.

She (be) to that museum several times before, but she still enjoyed it.

• She be to that museum several times before, but she still enjoyed it.

• She had been to that museum several times before, but she still enjoyed it.

• She been to that museum several times before, but she still enjoyed it.

• She was to that museum several times before, but she still enjoyed it.

They (plan) the trip for months, so they were excited to finally go.

• They had planned the trip for months, so they were excited to finally go.

• They had plannin the trip for months, so they were excited to finally go.

• They had planed the trip for months, so they were excited to finally go.

• They had planned the trip for months, so they was excited to finally go.