We must use the verbs in parentheses in the Past Perfect tense to complete the sentences. The complete sentences are as follows:
1. Cherry had lived in Italy before she went to Spain.
2. After we had eaten the pizza pie, Alex came in.
3, Before Karen ran to Alice's house, she had phoned her.
4. After they had packed their backpacks, they rode away on their bikes.
5. Mark helped his grandmother in the house because his father had told him so.
6. The puppy hid under the table because the children had been so noisy.
7. Before the students started to write, the teacher had given her instruction.
8. After Marlon had finished his snack, he left the apartment.
9. Laura repaired her glasses because her brother had broken them.
10. By the time the movie began, all friends had arrived.
- The Past Perfect tense in English is used to talk about a past before another past.
- In other words, it describes an action that took place in the past before another action that also took place in the past.
- The structure for the Past Perfect is:
subject + had/hadn't + main verb (past participle) + complement
- Let's suppose two actions happened in the past. First, you brushed you teeth. Then, your mother arrived home with a pizza.
- The action that happened first is the one we should use the Past Perfect for.
- Thus, we can say, "I had already brushed my teeth when my mother got home with a pizza."
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