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OR hablasen. hubieran hablado. OR hubiesen hablado. hablaren. Past Perfect. - Pluperfect. I had spoken. Future. I will speak hablare hablares hablare.
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OR agitaseis agitaran. OR agitasen. Past Perfect -. Pluperfect hubiera agitado. OR hubiese agitado hubieras agitado. OR hubieses agitado hubiera agitado. OR.
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Perfect he recorrido has recorrido ha recorrido hemos recorrido habéis recorrido Past Perfect -. Pluperfect hubiera recorrido. OR hubiese recorrido.
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2 Complétez avec le prétérit simple le prétérit be + ing ou le pluperfect An Antarctic adventure On April 24 the sun (disappear) below the horizon We (not/see) it again until August 18 For a full month we (have) the worst possible weather None of us (be) in the Antarctic before except our guide Of course I (never / live) in darkness
What is the difference between pluperfect and past perfect?
- Le past perfect (plus que parfait en anglais) Le past perfect en anglais (qu’on appelle également pluperfect) est employé quand on veut parler d’un événement antérieur à un autre au passé. C’est l’équivalent français du plus que parfait en anglais (ex: Elle avait déjà lu ce livre).
What is the pluperfect tense in French?
- The pluperfect The pluperfect tense in French is used to express action in a distant past. One common use of the pluperfect is in sentences that relate two historic past events to each other, where one of the events took place further in the past than the other. In this situation, the French pluperfect corresponds to the past perfect in English.
What does past perfect mean?
- Pluperfect (past perfect): This tense is used to express an event that took place before another action, also in the past. I had driven all the way to Alabama when I realized I’d passed my destination 3 hours ago.
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Past Perfect and Past Simple
Choose the past perfect or the past simple.
1. We had already eaten when John ________________________________
(come) home.2. Last year Juan ________________________________ (pass) all his exams.
3. When I ________________________________ (get) to the airport, I
discovered I had forgotten my passport.4. I went to the library, then I ________________________________ (buy) some milk
and went home.5. I opened my handbag to find that I ________________________________
(forgot) my credit card.6. When we ________________________________ (arrive) at the station, the train
had already left.7. We got home to find that someone ________________________________
(break) into the house.8. I opened the fridge to find someone
______________________________ (eat) all my chocolate.9. I had known my husband for three years when we
________________________________ (get) married.10. Julie was very pleased to see that John
________________________________ (clean) the kitchen.11. It ________________________________ (not / rain) all summer, so the grass was
completely dead.12. When he ________________________________ (arrive) at the party, Julie had
just left.13. After arriving home, I realised I ________________________________
(not / buy) any milk.14. The laundry was wet. It ________________________________ (rain) while I was
out.15. William felt ill last night because he
________________________________ (eat) too many cakes.16. Keiko ________________________________ (meet) William last
September.
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17. First, I tidied the flat, then I ________________________________ (sit) down and
had a cup of coffee.18. John ________________________________ (play) the piano when he was a child,
but he doesn't play now.19. When I opened the curtains, the sun was shining but the ground was white. It
________________________________ (snow) during the night.20. When Julie got home from her holiday, her flat was a mess. John
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Answers
1. We had already eaten when John came home.
2. Last year Juan passed all his exams.
3. When I got to the airport, I discovered I had forgotten my passport.
4. I went to the library, then I bought some milk and went home.
5. I opened my handbag to find that I had forgotten my credit card.
6. When we arrived at the station, the train had already left.
7. We got home to find that someone had broken into the house.
8. I opened the fridge to find someone had eaten all my chocolate.
9. I had known my husband for three years when we got married.
10. Julie was very pleased to see that John had cleaned the kitchen.
11. It hadn't rained all summer, so the grass was completely dead.
12. When he arrived at the party, Julie had just left.
13. After arriving home, I realised I hadn't bought any milk.
14. The laundry was wet. It had rained while I was out.
15. William felt ill last night because he had eaten too many cakes.
16. Keiko met William last September.
17. First, I tidied the flat, then I sat down and had a cup of coffee.
18. John played the piano when he was a child, but he doesn't play now.
19. When I opened the curtains, the sun was shining but the ground was white. It
had snowed during the night.20. When Julie got home from her holiday, her flat was a mess. John had had a party.
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