Uses of past perfect tense
Indicative Tenses:
* note B rare in the past. Problem: choosing between past tense and perfect aspect. PAST TENSE (Simple) when happening relates to definite time in the past ('then') - identified by past time adverbial. e.g. yesterday / last night / last Monday / a week ago / in the morning / in June / in 1964 / at four o'clock / the other day - preceding ...
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Past perfect tense is used to sequence events that occurred in the past; prescriptively, the verb using past perfect tense generally indicates that this event happened before another event.
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(At a specific time—on January 18—the families decided to accept compensation, so we use the simple past tense.) Past Perfect • To show that one past event happened before another past event. The past perfect is used to describe the past event that occurred first (there must be two past times).
[DOC File]Verb Forms exercise 2
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USES: To express “ago” statements: hace + period of time + que + preterite tense: Hace cuatro días que fui allí. (I went there four days ago”) To express events occurring within a defined period of time in the past, when the beginning and/or end are known: Los estudiantes estudiaron en España por dos años.
[DOC File]Reading Practice 10
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Begin to introduce the different uses of present perfect. 5 Lesson activities/assessments Explain the present perfect tense. Using the list now written on the board (travelled abroad, collected stamps for ten years, had lunch, etc.), begin to rewrite the sentences with the present perfect tense.
[DOC File]Chapter Four: Verbs for Expository Writing
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Past perfect progressive. tense. begins with “had” followed by “been,” plus the -ing form of the action verb. For example, Gloria . had been planning. this wedding for a long time. At some point in the past, Gloria was in the process of planning this wedding, but the planning is over.
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C. Had been ~ing (past Perfect continuous) is the past of have been ~ing (present perfect continuous). Compare: present perfect continuous * I hope the bus comes soon. I've been waiting for 20 minutes. (before now) * He's out of breath. He has been running. past perfect continuous * At last the bus came. I'd been waiting for 20 minutes. (before ...
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Read the following short story and identify the tenses used. Each tense is used at least once. simple present. present progressive. simple past. past progressive. present perfect. present perfect progressive. past perfect. past perfect progressive. future aspect. future progressive. future perfect. future perfect progressive John has always ...
[DOC File]The Verb Phrase – Time, tense, aspect
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This choice is the best answer in context because it correctly uses the past perfect tense to indicate an action in the past that occurred before another action in the past. 2. B
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