Past Perfect Simple vs. Continuous
What is the Past Perfect Simple?
We use this tense to describe a completed action that happened before another event in the past.
What is "worse"
This is the comparative form of the adjective "bad".
What is Active?
The team had scored two goals." – State whether this sentence is Active or Passive.
What is "However"?
This connective is used to show a contrasting idea, is similar to "but", and often starts a new sentence.
What is a "team sport"?
Football, basketball, and volleyball are examples of this type of sport, where you play together with other people against another
What is "had been running"?
Fill in the blank with the correct form: "She was tired because she ___ (run) for two hours.
What is "as ... as"?
To say two things are equal, we use this structure with the word "as" twice. For example: "Judo is __ exciting __ boxing."
What is the Past Participle (или 3rd form of the verb / V3)?
In a Past Perfect Passive sentence, this verb form ALWAYS follows "had been".
What is "because"?
Fill in the blank to show reason/cause: "He won the match ___ he was faster than the other player."
What is a "contestant"?
This is a synonym for "competitor", very often used when talking about people in TV shows like "The Great British Bake Off".
What is "had already finished"?
Fill in the blank with the correct form: "By the time we arrived, the match ___ (already / finish)."
What is "furthest" (или "farthest")?
This is the superlative form of the word "far".
What is "had been sold"?
Fill in the blank to make the sentence passive: "The tickets ___ (sell) out before we got to the stadium."
What is "and"?
Fill in the blank to show an additional idea: "We watched the match ___ chatted with our friends.
What is "stress"
the verb "build" goes with "relationships", and the verb "manage" goes with this 6-letter word.
What is the Past Perfect Continuous?
We use this tense to show that an action was in progress up to a certain time in the past.
What is "more challenging"?
Fill in the comparative form: "Running a marathon is ___ (challenging) than running 5km."
What is "The whistle had been blown by the referee"?
Change this sentence from Active to Passive: "The referee had blown the whistle."
What is "Although"?
Fill in the blank to show a surprising contrast (concession): "___ it was raining heavily, they continued to play football."
What is a "silhouette"?
this word describes a dark shape seen against a light background.
What is "had been waiting"?
Identify the mistake and correct it: "I had waiting for the bus for 30 minutes before it arrived."
What is "the fastest"
Fill in the superlative form: "She is easily ___ (fast) runner on our school team."
What is "He hadn't been expected to win the race"?
Change this sentence from Active to Passive: "They hadn't expected him to win the race."
What is "In addition"?
This two-word phrase is used to add another point to your argument (e.g., "In ___, regular exercise improves your mood").
Who is "Wilma Rudolph"?
this famous female athlete had polio as a child but went on to win three Olympic gold medals in running.