BEFORE/ AFTER

BEFORE/ HE/ ARRIVE/ STATION,/ TRAIN/ LEAVE.

• Before he arived at the station, the train had left.

• Before he had arived at the station, the train left.

• Before he arived at the station, the train left.

• Before he arived the station, the train had left.

AFTER/ SHE/ DO/ HOMEWORK,/ SHE/ GO/ SCHOOL.

• After she had done her homework, she went to school.

• After she had done homework, she went to school.

• After she did her homework, she had gone to school.

• After she had done homework, she had gone to school.

AFTER/ HE/ BUY/ TICKET,/ HE/ GO/ CINEMA.

• After he had bought the ticket, he went to the cinema.

• After he bought the ticket, he went to the cinema.

• After he had bought ticket, he went to the cinema.

• After he had bought the ticket, he went to cinema.

BEFORE/ SHE/ GO/ WORK,/ SHE/ EAT/ BREAKFAST.

• Before she went to work, she had eaten breakfast.

• Before she went to work, she had eatten breakfast.

• Before she went to work, she had eaten the breakfast.

• Before she had gone to work, she ate breakfast.

AFTER/ HE/ DO/ ALL/ WORK,/ HE/ GO/ HOME.

         He did all his work and then he went home.

• After he had done all his work, he went home.

• After he had done all the work, he went home.

• After he had done all his work, he went to home.

• After he done all his work, he went home.

BEFORE/ STEVEN/ BUY/ NEW/ MOTORBIKE,/ HE/ SAVE/ ENOUGH/ MONEY.

          

• Before Steven bought a new motorbike, and he saved enough money.

• Before Steven bought a new motorbike, he had saved enough money.

• Before Steven bought new motorbike, he had saved enough money.

• Before Steven had bought a new motorbike, he had saved enough money.

AFTER/ WE/ HAVE/ LUNCH,/ WE/ TAKE/ AROUND/ SHOPS.

         

•   After we had had lunch, we took a look around the shops.

•   After we had lunch, we took a look around the shops.

•   After we had lunch, we had taken a look around the shops.

•   After we had had the lunch, we took a look around the shops.

AFTER/ MR. JOHN/ VISITFRIENDS,/ HE/ GO/ WORK.

• After Mr. John had visited his friends, he went to work.

• After Mr. John had visited his friends, he went work.

• After Mr. John visited his friends, he went to work.

• After Mr. John had visited his friends, he had went to work.

MY FATHER/ WATER/ ALL/ PLANTS/ GARDEN,/ BEFORE/ MY MOTHER/ COME/ HOME.

My father had watered all the plants in the garden before my mother came home.

• My father had watered all the plants in the garden before my mother came home.

• My father had watered all the plants the garden before my mother came home.

• My father had watered all the plants in the garden before my mother had come home.

BEFORE/ HE/ BUY/ CASSETTE,/ HE/ CHECK/ PRICE.

• Before he bought a cassette, he had checked the prices.

• Before he buys a cassette, he had checked the prices.

• Before he bought a cassette, he checked the prices.

• Before he had bought a cassette, he checked the prices.