Past Perfect Tense 1

1. Complete the sentences using the Past Perfect tense of the verbs below. 
to have dinner, to do homework, to come , to read the book, to clean the room, to go shopping, to return from Australia, to finish work


  1. I went to see my friend after...
  2. I watched TV after...
  3. They went home after...
  4. He phoned me after...
  5. She went to dance after...
  6. We wrote a composition after...
  7. They rebuilt the house after...
  8.  We went for a walk after...
2. Insert the verbs in the Past Perfect tense.
  1. I ... (to have) breakfast before I went to school.
  2. He went to meet his friends after he ... (to do) his homework.
  3. By 8 o’clock the rain ... (to stop).
  4. Alice was late because she ... (to miss) the bus.
  5. She went to the post-office after she ... (to write) the letter.
  6. He ... (to work) at the factory before he entered the college.
  7. He got a bad mark for his test because he ... (to make) a lot of mistakes in it.
  8. I went to bed after I ... (to finish) reading the book.
  9. The child ... (to fall) asleep before the parents came home.
  10. They ... (to marry) before they bought this house.
3. Say what action was done before. Combine the two sentences into one. 
  1. The rain stopped. I went for a walk.
  2. I did my homework. My mother returned home.
  3. We met in the street. We went to the park.
  4. They packed their things. Then they started.
  5. I had dinner. I switched on the TV set.
  6. He returned home. The guests left.
  7. We came to the cinema. The film began.
  8. I read the book. I saw the play.                .
  9. They lived here. They moved to another place.
  10. We played а game of tennis. We went to my place

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  1. Unknown27 January 2018 at 04:39

    1.I had go to see my friend after dinner
    I had watch TV after my homework
    They had go home after they return from Australia
    He had phone me after school
    She had go to dance after shopping
    We had write a composition after homework
    They had rebuild the house after the the clean the house
    We had go for a walk after we read the book
    2.I had...
    He had did his homework
    Had stoped
    Had missed...
    had wrote...
    Had worked...
    Had made...
    Had finished...
    Had fell...
    Had married...
    3.I had go for a walk after rain stopped
    My mother had return home after I did my homework
    We had go to the park after we met in the street
    Then they started after they packed their things
    I had switch on the TV set after I had dinner
    The guests had left after He returned home
    The film had began after We came to the cinema
    I had saw the play after I read the book
    They had moved to another place after They lived here
    We had went to my place after We played a game of tennis

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