Past Perfect Tense by Group 1

By the time the movie started, we __________ our popcorn.

• had buy

• had bought

• bought

• have bought

• were buying

She couldn't find her keys because she __________ them at work.

• had left

• leave

• leaves

• was leaving

• had leave

When I arrived at the party, Andreas __________ already __________ home.

• has / gone

• was / going

• had / gone

• had / go

• had / went

They were tired because they __________ for hours.

• had walked

• were walking

• walked

• have walked

• had walking

I didn't recognize her because I __________ never __________ her before.

• had / met

• have / meet

• had / meet

• had / met

• had / meeted

Change to past perfect: "They finish their homework before dinner." Which is correct?

• They had finished their homework before dinner.

• They has finished their homework before dinner.

• They finish their homework before dinner.

• They were finished their homework before dinner.

• They have finished their homework before dinner.

Change to past perfect: "She travels to Japan before she turned 25." Which is correct?

• She had traveled to Japan before she turned 25.

• She has traveled to Japan before she turned 25.

• She travel to Japan before she turned 25.

• She had travel to Japan before she turned 25.

• She traveled to Japan before she turned 25.

Which sentence correctly uses past perfect?

• I had brushed my teeth before I went to school.

• I brush my teeth before I went to school.

• I brushed my teeth before I go to school.

• I have brushed my teeth before I went to school.

• I was brushing my teeth before I went to school.

Which sentence correctly uses past perfect?

• I had visited Bali before I met my best friend.

• I visit Bali before I met my best friend.

• I visited Bali before I meet my best friend.

• I had visit Bali before I met my best friend.

• I was visited Bali before I met my best friend.

Which sentence correctly uses past perfect?

• She had forgotten her passport, so she couldn't enter the country.

• She forgot her passport, so she can't enter the country.

• She forgets her passport, so she couldn't enter the country.

• She has forgotten her passport, so she couldn't enter the country.

• She had forget her passport, so she couldn't enter the country.