Angela had left for school before remembering to brush her teeth.

The judge had rejected Thomas's entry before reading it thoroughly.

Christina has completed the first lap of the race.

By summer's end, the plant will have grown into a tree.

I have saved more than enough for my vacation already.

Ethan and Hailey had dated for many years before getting married

I have forgotten my keys many times.

Before their fossils had been discovered, we knew nothing about dinosaurs.

Jenna had arrived at the station just as the train was leaving.

Adam has taken many wrong turns while driving in this city.

Justin has ignored the advice I gave him.

Brooke has received many books as gifts in the past.

I will have cleaned everything by the time my friends arrive.

Mathew has waited a very long time.

Which sentence is in present perfect tense?
A. The chef had boiled the eggs for the salad and is now slicing them.
B. The chef has boiled the eggs for the salad and is now slicing them.

Which sentence is in the past perfect tense?
A. I had intended to go to the library.
B. I have intended to go to the library.

How do you write a sentence in the past perfect tense?
A. had + past participle
B. was or were + present participle

Which sentence is in the future perfect tense?
A. You eat so slowly that I had finished my ice cream before you even begin yours.
B. You eat so slowly that I will have finished my ice cream before you even begin yours.

Which perfect verb tense would best fit in the sentence below, if this is something that happened in the past, but is still happening?
Ms. Diaz _____ taught fifth grade for nearly 16 years now.