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    Simple Past Vs Past Perfect and The Possible Combinations of The Two Tenses. Simple Past (S+V2), or

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    Simple Past Vs Past Perfect and The Possible Combinations of The Two Tenses. Simple Past (S+V2), or

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    The document discusses the differences between the past simple and past perfect tenses. It provides examples of how each tense is used depending on whether an action occurred before or after another action in the past. It then provides a practice exercise for the reader to convert verbs into the correct past tense.

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    The document discusses the differences between the past simple and past perfect tenses. It provides examples of how each tense is used depending on whether an action occurred before or after another action in the past. It then provides a practice exercise for the reader to convert verbs into the correct past tense.

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    Simple Past Vs Past Perfect and The Possible Combinations of The Two Tenses. Simple Past (S+V2), or

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    Subject: ENGLISH

    Topic: Past Simple vs Past Perfect tense Score:


    Percentage:

    Assessment
    : 09
    Semester: 1 Term: 1 Parent’s Signature:

    Name: Tony Wijaya


    Grade: 9B Date: August 24, 2021 Teacher’s Signature:

    SUBMIT in PDF file format!

    SIMPLE PAST vs PAST PERFECT and the POSSIBLE


    combinations of the two tenses.
    Simple Past
    (S+V2), Past perfect (S
    or + HAD + V3)
    BEFORE Chart 3 A
    (past
    pasrticiple)
    Verb -ing
    Past perfect (S +
    HAD + V3 (past
    pasrticiple) , Simple past (S
    AFTER Chart 3 B
    Verb – ing , + V2)
    Having + past
    past participle …,

    Past perfect Simple Past


    (S + HAD + (S+V2),
    BEFORE Chart 4 A
    V3) (past
    pasrticiple) Verb-ing,

    Simple past AFTER Past perfect (S Chart 4 B


    (S + V2) + HAD + V3
    (past
    pasrticiple) ,
    Verb – ing ,
    Having + past
    past participle
    …,

    REMEMBER this pattern

    When I arrived home last night, they had broken the door.

    Examples:
    1. The Vikings HAD LANDED in America 500 years BEFORE Columbus
    ARRIVED.
    2. Columbus arrived in America after the Vikings had landed there 500
    years earlier.
    3. I took a bath after I had eaten my breakfast.
    4. After having breakfast, I took a bath.
    5. Before taking a bath, I had had my breakfast.

    Put the verbs into the correct tense (Simple Past or Past Perfect).

    1. Bob (wake) WOKE  up early in the morning.


    2. He (feel) FELT very tired because he (sleep / not) HAD NOT SLEPT  very well the night
    before.
    3. A strange noise in the garden (keep) HAD KEPT him awake.
    4. Now it (be) WAS six o'clock and Bob (get) GOT up and (go) WENT to the bathroom
    where he (have) HAD  a cold shower to wake up.
    5. Then he (make) MADE himself a nice cup of coffee.
    6. When Bob (look) LOOKED out of the kitchen window, he (believe / not) DID NOT
    BELIEVE his eyes.
    7. There (be) WAS a bear in his garden!
    8. He (search) SEARCHED Bob's garden for food last night.
    9. Bob (knock) KNOCKED at the window.
    10. The bear (hear) HEARD that and (run) RAN away.

    Using the words in parentheses, complete the text below with the
    appropriate tenses, then click the "Check" button to check your answers.
    I can't believe I (get) GOT that apartment. I (submit) SUBMITTED  my
    application last week, but I didn't think I had a chance of actually getting it.
    When I (show) SHOWED up to take a look around, there were at least
    twenty other people who (arrive) HAD ARRIVED before me. Most of them
    (fill, already) HAD ALREADY FILLED out their applications and were
    already leaving. The landlord said I could still apply, so I did.

    I (try) TRIED to fill out the form, but I couldn't answer half of the questions.
    They (want) WANTED me to include references, but I didn't want to list my
    previous landlord because I (have) HAD some problems with him in the
    past and I knew he wouldn't recommend me. I (end) ENDED up listing my
    father as a reference.

    It was total luck that he (decide) DECIDED  to give me the apartment. It


    turns out that the landlord and my father (go) HAD GONE to high school
    together. He decided that I could have the apartment before he (look)
    LOOKED  at my credit report. I really lucked out!

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