Past perfect
You went out to see Sue but she wasn't there.
(she/go/out)
She had gone out/She'd gone out.
Was Paul at the party when you arrived? No, he.......home. (go)
had gone
When I got to the airport I discovered I .....(forget) my passport.
had forgotten
We ......(leave) the town 7 years ago because my parents......(find) work.
left, hadn't found
You went out to your home town after many years. It wasn't same as before. (it/change/a lot)
It had changed a lot.
I felt very tired when I came home so I .......straight to bed. (go)
went
I went to the library, then I .....(buy) some milk and .....(go) home.
bought, went
Dad .........(can not drive) to work this morning because he.........(lose) his keys.
coulnd't drive, had lost
I invited Rachel to the party but she couldn't come.(she/arrange/something else)
She had arranged something else.
The house was very quiet when I came home. Everyone.........to bed. (go)
had gone
When we arrived at the station, the train ........(already, leave)
had already left
I ........(meet) all my friends at Joe's party because he.......(invite) so many people.
met, had invited
You went to the cinema last week. You came late.(The film/start/already)
The film had already started.
Sorry, I'm late. My car ........on the way. (break down)
broke down
I opened the fridge to find out that someone ........(eat) all my chocolate.
had eaten
The bus .......(arrive) late today because there ......(be) an accident on the way to school.
arrived, had been
You offered Jane something to eat. She refused.(she/already/have/breakfast)
She had already had breakfast./She'd already had breakfast.
We were driving along the road when we ......(see)a car which .......(break down)so we .......(stop) to help.
saw, had broken down, stopped
Keiko .....(meet) William in September and they ....(get married) in November.
met, got married
The man ......(jump) from the train before it .......(stop).
jumped, had stopped