Past Perfect
She arrived at the train station.
The train left before she got there.
She arrived at the train station after the train had left.
She was studying for two hours.
She took a break.
She had been studying for two hours when she took a break.
Find the error and correct it.
My mom picked up him from the airport.
My mom picked him up from the airport.
an amount of money that you have to pay in addition to the original cost of an item when you take out a loan or use a credit card.
interest
A phrasal verb which means the opposite of belonging
fit in
They finished their homework.
Their parents came home.
They had finished their homework before their parents came home.
They were playing football.
It started to rain.
They had been playing football when it started to rain.
Is work out transitive or intransitive? Use it in a sentence.
intransitive
A phrasal verb meaning to ask someone to help with something
pitch in
something that prevents access
barrier
I saw the movie.
I read the book after.
I read the book after I had seen the movie.
I was working on my project.
My friend called me.
I had been working on my project when my friend called me.
Correct the sentence
His friends called over him to tell him the news.
His friends called him over to tell him the news.
someone who starts their own business
entrepreneur
exactly or specifically
precisely
He cooked dinner.
His guests arrived.
He had cooked dinner before his guests arrived.
He was waiting for the bus for 20 minutes.
The bus finally arrived.
He had been waiting for the bus for 20 minutes when it finally arrived.
Correct the sentence
I don't know her phone number so I need to look up it in my contacts.
I don't know her phone number so I need to look it up in my contacts.
an amount of money that someone starts to receive when they retire
pension
try to reach an agreement by discussing something
negotiation
We visited the museum.
The museum closed after we left.
We had visited the museum before it closed.
We were cleaning the house.
My mom showed up unexpectedly.
We had been cleaning the house when my mom showed up unexpectedly.
transitive
a phrasal verb used to talk about someone who is responsible with their duties at their job
work ethic
a pause or delay
hesitation