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    HEAAADERLOGORIGHT

    GENERAL ENGLISH · GRAMMAR PRACTICE · INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2)

    PAST
    PERFECT 1
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    1492-32IA-XS5X

    1 Presentation

    The past perfect simple (had + past participle) is used to talk about past actions or situations that
    happened before a specific time in the past.

    I arrived at Jack’s house at 11am this morning. When I arrived, he had already left.

    USE 1 We often use the past perfect with the past simple to talk about something that happened before an
    event in the past:
    I tried to call Anne but she had lost her phone.
    Tom was late because he had been stuck in traffic.
    When I turned on the TV, the match had already started.

    USE 2 The past perfect is the past of the present perfect (have/has + past participle). We use the present
    perfect to talk about actions or situations that happened before or up to now:
    Jack isn’t at home right now. He has already left.

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    INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2)

    PAST PERFECT 1

    USE 3 We often use the past perfect with time expressions such as already, just, since, for, never, etc.:
    We got divorced last year. We’d been married for nearly ten years.
    When I called Josie, she’d just finished her homework.
    I sold my car yesterday. I’d had it since 2005.
    NOTE: We normally say ’d had instead of had had.

    2 Practice 1 - Changes before the past

    Look at the pictures of the actress Marilyn Monroe in 1945 and 1957. Look at the picture on the right
    and complete the sentences below.

    become be married
    change
    dye earn
    receive

    1. She a famous actress.


    2. She her hair blond.
    3. She her name.
    4. She twice.
    5. She a number of awards for her performances.
    6. She a lot of money.

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    PAST PERFECT 1

    3 Practice 2 - Present perfect, past perfect or past simple

    Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form, past perfect, present perfect or past simple:

    1. When we arrived at the cinema, the film (already/start).


    2. Until then, it (hardly ever/rain).
    3. I (graduate) from university in 2001.
    4. While we were travelling in Argentina, we (come across) a wonderful small town
    full of chocolate shops.
    5. I (be) stuck in traffic for half an hour this morning.
    6. It was my first time in Scotland. I (never/be) there before.
    7. I (never/visit) London. What’s it like?
    8. When you called me, I (just/finish) cooking dinner.
    9. Their kitchen is really dirty. They (not/clean) it for weeks.
    10. Their kitchen was really dirty. They (not/clean) it for weeks.
    11. (you/see) the match last night?
    12. I didn’t want to go to that restaurant because I (eat) there so many times.
    13. I’m full. I (eat) too much.
    14. I (not/want) a dessert because I’d eaten too much.

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