What is the past perfect tense used to indicate?

• An action that is repeated regularly.

• An action completed before another past action.

• An action that will happen in the future.

• An action that is currently happening.

Identify the correct past perfect form: 'She (finish) her homework before dinner.'

• She finished her homework before dinner.

• She will have finished her homework before dinner.

• She had finished her homework before dinner.

• She has finished her homework before dinner.

Which sentence correctly uses the past perfect tense?

• She finishes her homework before dinner.

• She will finish her homework before dinner.

• She had finished her homework before dinner.

• She had finish her homework before dinner.

How do you form the past perfect tense?

• Use 'was' + present participle of the verb.

• Use 'had' + past participle of the verb.

• Combine 'is' with the base form of the verb.

• Use 'will' + past participle of the verb.

Identify the error in this sentence: 'He had went to the store.'

• He had go to the store.

• He has went to the store.

• He had gone to the store.

• The correct form is 'gone'.

What is the auxiliary verb used in the past perfect tense?

• had

• was

• will be

• is

Choose the sentence that demonstrates past perfect usage: 'They had left before the rain started.'

• They left before the rain started.

• They will leave before the rain started.

• They have left before the rain started.

• They had left before the rain started.

In which situation would you use the past perfect tense?

• When stating a general truth that is always valid.

• When describing an action that occurred before another past action.

• When describing a future action that will happen after a past event.

• When narrating a current event happening at the same time as a past event.