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Eng 202 - Unit 6 - Lesson 8 Past Perfect vs. Past Perfect Continuous

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1

Sartore ______ thousands of photos of animals in their natural habitat, but then decided to take portraits instead.

2

The woman in the photo was smiling because she ______ good news.

3

We were disappointed because we ______ more than an hour for a chance to talk to the photographer.

4

She was happy when she received an offer from National Geographic because she ______ for a job as a wildlife photographer for more than a year.

5

The study participants remembered more than half of the images they ______ the day before.

6

When the research study finally ended, the participants ______ more than a thousand images.

7

By the time Gabriela was 18, she ______ drawing for more than 10 years.

8

He was angry because he ______ for more than half an hour.

9

We ______ 500 miles when we decided to stop.

10

The printer ______ well before it broke down.

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Use past perfect simple for a completed action (taking thousands of photos) that happened before another past decision.

Past perfect simple is used for a single completed event (receiving news) that explains a later past state (smiling).

Past perfect continuous shows ongoing effort/duration that caused disappointment.

Use past perfect continuous + "for + period" to emphasize long, continuous searching before success.

Past perfect simple for a completed action (seeing images) before another past time (remembering the next day).

Past perfect simple reports a completed total action before the end of the study.

Past perfect continuous + "for + period" stresses ongoing activity up to a past point.

Past perfect continuous for ongoing waiting causing emotion.

Past perfect simple for quantity/how much completed before another action.

ongoing state up to a point of breakdown

 
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