Keeping You in Practice
Activity 1
The past perfect is used to demonstrate an action that occurred before
another action in the past. There are usually two completed actions in the sentence;
one happens before the other.
Structures:
Subject + had + past participle form of the main verb + before + subject + simple
past tense ...
Identify and underline the two completed actions in the following sentences.
1. Alex had completed the task before the teacher asked.
2. I had bought a phone before you came here.​