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Read the situations and write sentences from the words in brackets.
Ex.You want to Sue's house,but she wasn't there.{she/go/out}
She had gone out.
1.I offered Sue something to eat,but she wasn't hungry.{she/just/have/breakfast}
Read the situations and write sentences from the words in brackets.
Ex.You want to Sue's house,but she wasn't there.{she/go/out}
She had gone out.
1.I offered Sue something to eat,but she wasn't hungry.{she/just/have/breakfast}
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Answer:
"She had just had breakfast."
[she/just/have/breakfast]
Explanation:
Assuming that "eat" isn't really included in the choices, this would be the most grammatically correct statement. Normally, you would use the present perfect (have/has + past tense) to indicate an action that has just ended recently.
But in your sentence, "offered" and "wasn't" indicates that you are talking about a topic in the past. Therefore, Sue having breakfast was just recently finished at that point in the past, so we don't use the present perfect. Instead, we take the further past version of the present perfect, which is the past perfect (had + past tense).
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Answer:
She just had eaten her breakfast.
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