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    The document contains a grammar exercise that asks the reader to put 14 verbs into either the past perfect or past simple tense form based on the context of each sentence. The sentences describe a variety of past events and situations involving things like building sandcastles, eating cake, remembering poems, collecting chestnuts, riding horses, and having breakfast. The reader must analyze when the actions occurred in relation to other past events to determine which verb form - past perfect or past simple - is appropriate for each blank.

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    The document contains a grammar exercise that asks the reader to put 14 verbs into either the past perfect or past simple tense form based on the context of each sentence. The sentences describe a variety of past events and situations involving things like building sandcastles, eating cake, remembering poems, collecting chestnuts, riding horses, and having breakfast. The reader must analyze when the actions occurred in relation to other past events to determine which verb form - past perfect or past simple - is appropriate for each blank.

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    The document contains a grammar exercise that asks the reader to put 14 verbs into either the past perfect or past simple tense form based on the context of each sentence. The sentences describe a variety of past events and situations involving things like building sandcastles, eating cake, remembering poems, collecting chestnuts, riding horses, and having breakfast. The reader must analyze when the actions occurred in relation to other past events to determine which verb form - past perfect or past simple - is appropriate for each blank.

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    Past Perfect

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    The document contains a grammar exercise that asks the reader to put 14 verbs into either the past perfect or past simple tense form based on the context of each sentence. The sentences describe a variety of past events and situations involving things like building sandcastles, eating cake, remembering poems, collecting chestnuts, riding horses, and having breakfast. The reader must analyze when the actions occurred in relation to other past events to determine which verb form - past perfect or past simple - is appropriate for each blank.

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    Put the verbs into the correct form (past perfect or past simple)

    1- The storm destroyed the sandcastle that we (build)_________________________

    2- He (not / be) ____________________to London before 1997.

    3- When she ______________(go) out to play, she had already done her homework

    4- My brother ate all the cake that our mum (make)__________________________

    5- The waiter brought a drink that I (not / order)______________________________

    6- I ________________( not / can) remember the poem we had learnt the week before

    7- The children collected the chestnuts that (fall)_________________ from the tree.

    8- (he / phone)_____________________ Susan before he went to see her in London?

    9- She (not / ride) ____________________a horse before that day.

    10- The doctor took off the plaster that he (put on) __________________six weeks
    before.

    11- I ____________(be) late for work because I had missed the bus

    12- We lived in the house that my father (build)_____________________________

    13- When I met Jane at eleven o’clock, she (have / not)_________________ breakfast
    yet.

    14- (he / live)______________________ in London before he moved to Glasgow?

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