Change to Past Perfect
They finish the project.
They had finished the project.
They ___ (not/finish) the homework yesterday.
did not finish
She had wrote the email before class.
had written
She had cleaned the room before her mother arrived.
She cleaned the room first.
Create a negative sentence in Past Simple using “play.”
I did not play soccer yesterday.
She visited Cuenca.
Did she visit Cuenca?
She had never ___ (see) snow before last year.
seen
They didn’t went to school yesterday.
didn’t go
After they had bought the tickets, they entered the stadium.
They bought the tickets first
Create a negative sentence in Past Perfect using “finish.”
She had not finished her homework.
By the time we arrived, the movie ___.
had started
After they had eaten dinner, they ___ (go) for a walk.
went
I had ate breakfast before I left home
had eaten
He was tired because he had worked all day.
He worked all day first.
Write a sentence using both Past Simple and Past Perfect.
I had eaten before I went to school.
He lost his wallet. Then he called the bank
He called the bank after he had lost his wallet
I was nervous because I ___ (not/study) for the test.
had not studied
After he had finished dinner, he had watched TV.
After he had finished dinner, he watched TV
By the time I got to school, the class had started.
The class started first.
Which tense is correct?
“After she ___ her homework, she watched TV.”
a) finished
b) had finished
b) had finished.
She had studied before the exam began.
It shows the first action happened before another action in the past.
By the time the teacher arrived, the students ___ already ___ (leave).
had already left
When we arrived, they already left
When we arrived, they had already left
They had practiced many times before they won the competition.
They practiced many times first.
Why is this sentence incorrect?
“I had gone to bed and slept early.”
The sequence is unclear/inconsistent. Better: “I went to bed early” or “I had gone to bed before midnight.”