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Mastering Past Perfect Tense

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the past perfect tense of 'to eat'?

a)

ate

b)

eating

c)

had eaten

d)

had ate

2.

Identify the past perfect tense in this sentence: 'She had finished her homework before dinner.'

a)

finished her homework

b)

had finished her homework

c)

had finished

d)

had been finishing

3.

Choose the correct past perfect form: 'They (to leave) before the storm started.'

a)

They have left

b)

They left

c)

They were leaving

d)

They had left

4.

Which sentence uses past perfect tense? A) I walked to school. B) I had walked to school before it rained.

a)

I walk to school.

b)

I was walking to school before it rained.

c)

B) I had walked to school before it rained.

d)

I had walked to school yesterday.

5.

Fill in the blank with the past perfect: 'He _____ (to see) the movie before it was released.'

a)

had saw

b)

has seen

c)

was seeing

d)

had seen

6.

True or False: 'I had played soccer yesterday' is in past perfect tense.

a)

I had played soccer last week

b)

I have played soccer yesterday

c)

True

d)

False

7.

Identify the verb in past perfect tense: 'They had arrived early.'

a)

had arrived

b)

arrived early

c)

they arrived

d)

had arrive

8.

Differentiate: 'I had seen the movie' vs 'I saw the movie.' Which is past perfect?

a)

I had seen the movie.

b)

I see the movie.

c)

I will see the movie.

d)

I have seen the movie.

9.

What is the past perfect form of 'to go'?

a)

going

b)

goes

c)

had gone

d)

went

10.

Choose the correct sentence: A) She had wrote a letter. B) She had written a letter.

a)

She has wrote a letter.

b)

She had write a letter.

c)

B) She had written a letter.

d)

She have written a letter.

11.

Fill in the blank: 'After they _____ (to finish) dinner, they went for a walk.'

a)

to eat

b)

eating

c)

had eaten

d)

finished

12.

Which sentence is NOT in past perfect tense? A) He had studied for the test. B) He studied for the test.

a)

He has studied for the test.

b)

He had been studying for the test.

c)

B) He studied for the test.

d)

He will study for the test.