Self-Access Language Learning for Senior High School

Material 2 The Past Perfect Tense 1.      The past perfect is a  verb tense  which is used to show that an action took place once or many times before another point in the past. 2.       The past perfect is formed using  had  + past participle . Questions are indicated by inverting the subject and  had . Negatives are made with  not . ·           Statement: You  had studied  English before you moved to New York. ·           Question:  Had  you  studied  English before you moved to New York? ·           Negative: You  had  not  studied  English before you moved to New York. Source :  https://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/pastperfect.html Task 2 a. Answer the questions below to check your understanding about past perfect tense Me...

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