Past Perfect Simple and Continuous
He (finish) his homework before dinner yesterday.
had finished
She used to/would play the piano for hours, practicing her favorite songs.
used to/would
Why not (take) a walk in the park and enjoy the fresh air?
take
Let's go to the cinema, don't/shall we?
shall
She starts cooking dinner as soon as she (finish) work.
finishes
They (visit) Paris twice before they moved to London.
had visited
They used to/would play chess every evening after dinner.
used to/would
I'd sooner (stay) home and read a good book than go to that party.
stay
We're not going to stay for a long time. You should/must take maximum 3 T-shirts
should
I want to come around my parents immediately (come) to my hometown.
come
She (study) for hours when her friends arrived.
had been studying
I used to/would enjoy rock music, but now I prefer classic one.
used to
(swim) is my favorite way to stay in shape and relax.
Swimming
You ought to/have to come on time. Otherwise you interrupt teacher and students.
have to
By this time next year, she (complete) her degree.
will have completed
By the time the meeting ended, he (work) on the project for three weeks.
had been working
They used to/would have big family gatherings every Sunday.
used to
You'd better (bring) an umbrella in case it rains.
bring
They ... supposed to keep the noise down after 10 PM.
are
She (work) at the company for a decade by the time she retires.
will have been working
They (wait) in line for over an hour when the store finally opened.
had been waiting
I used to/would live in italy in my childhood.
used to
Try (finish) your homework before dinner so you have more free time later.
to finish
Obviously, she ... be at home. There's a light in her room
must
This time tomorrow, I (fly) to New York.
will be flying