Past Perfect Exercise


Past perfect

Make the positive or negative past perfect simple

  1. She (live)____ in China before she went to Thailand.

    2. lice
    had lived
    lived

  2. The storm destroyed the sandcastle that we (build) _____

    3. built
    had built
    build

  3. I could not remember the poem we (learn) __the week before.

    4. had learned
    learn
    learned

  4. After they (eat) ___the shellfish, they began to feel sick.

    5. eaten
    ate
    had eaten

  5. If you (listen) __to me, you would have got the job.

    6. had listened
    listened
    listen

  6. The garden was dead because it (be) ____dry all summer.

    7. had been
    been
    is

  7. Julie didn’t arrive until after I (leave)_____.

    8. had left
    left
    had leaved

  8. She (not / ride) ____ a horse before that day.

    9. not had ridden
    had not ridden
    had ridden not

  9. The grass was yellow because it (not/rain) all summer.

    10. had not rained
    not rained
    had rained not

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