1) Use
Past Perfect | Simple Past |
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together with the Simple Past When two past actions are combined - the first action, which was completed before the second one began, is put into Past Perfect. | action finished in the past |
the past equivalent of the Present Perfect | series of completed actions in the past |
2) Signal words
Past Perfect | Simple Past |
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no unambiguous ones | yesterday, last week, a month ago, in 2002 |
3) Form
Past Perfect | Simple Past |
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havd + past participle | regular verbs: infinitive + ed irregular verbs: 2nd column of the table of the irregular verbs |
4) Examples
We use the the same form of the auxiliary (had) every time regardless the subject.
Past Perfect | Simple Past |
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4-1 Affirmative sentences | |
He had played hockey. He'd played hockey. | He played hockey. |
Past Perfect | Simple Past |
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4-2 Negative sentences | |
He had not played hockey. He'd not played hockey. He hadn't played hockey. | He did not play hockey. He didn't play hockey. |
Past Perfect | Simple Past |
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4-3 Questions | |
Had he played hockey? | Did he play hockey? |
5) Spelling (Past Perfect and Simple Past)
stopped (Double the consonant after a short vowel.) |
loved (one -e at the end of the word -> Leave out the -e and add -d.) |
worried (consonant before -y ->Change to -ie.) |
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