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Past perfect: simple vs continuous

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Froggy Jumps Past Perfect MasteryOnline version Past perfect: simple vs continuous by Lydia Lupang 1 Which sentence uses the past perfect simple correctly? a She had finished her homework before dinner. b She had been finishing her homework before dinner. c She finished her homework before dinner. 2 Choose the past perfect continuous form: a They had studied for hours when the power went out. b They had been studied for hours when the power went out. c They had been studying for hours when the power went out. 3 Which is the typical signal word for past perfect simple? a for b by the time c while 4 Which sentence implies a completed action before another past action? a He had been writing the letter before he left. b He had written the letter before he left. c He writes the letter before he left. 5 What does the past perfect continuous emphasize? a A completed past action b The duration of an action up to a past point c A future intention 6 Choose the correct form: I ____ (live) in Paris before I moved to London. a lived b had lived c have lived 7 Which sentence uses the correct sequence? a We had walked for hours when it started to rain. b We were walking for hours when it started to rain. c We had been walking for hours when it started to rain. 8 Identify the error in: She had been finish her work before he arrived. a had being b finishing c finish should be finished 9 Fill the gap: By the time they arrived, the game ___ started. a has already b had already c will have 10 Which sentence is incorrect? a They had been finished the project before the deadline. b They had been finishing the project before the deadline. c They had finished the project before the deadline. 11 Which sentence is in the past perfect simple tense? a She was finishing the report before the meeting. b She finished the report before the meeting. c She had finished the report before the meeting. 12 Choose the past perfect continuous sentence. a They were waiting for over an hour when the train finally arrived. b They had been waiting for over an hour when the train finally arrived. c They had waited for over an hour when the train finally arrived. 13 Identify the past perfect simple form of 'to see' for 'I—' a I have seen the movie before. b I had been seeing the movie before. c I had seen the movie before. 14 Which sentence uses past perfect continuous correctly? a She was studying for hours when the power went out. b She had been studying for hours when the power went out. c She had studied for hours when the power went out. 15 Form the past perfect simple: 'They (to finish) the project' a They had finished the project. b They had been finishing the project. c They finished the project. 16 Which option is past perfect continuous? a He had been living abroad since 2010. b He had lived abroad since 2010. c He lived abroad since 2010. 17 Choose the sentence that shows no continuing action in the past perfect continuous. a She had been eating when the doorbell rang. b She had eaten when the doorbell rang. c She had been eating when the doorbell rang. 18 Which sentence uses past perfect simple to show time before another past action? a By the time I arrived, they leave. b By the time I arrived, they had left. c By the time I arrived, they had been leaving. 19 Select the correct usage: 'They—already—leave' in past perfect simple. a They have already left. b They had already left. c They had already leaving. 20 Which sentence expresses a continuing action up to a past moment? a We had been traveling for hours when we finally reached the coast. b We had traveled for hours when we finally reached the coast. c We traveled for hours when we finally reached the coast.

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by Lydia Lupang

Which sentence uses the past perfect simple correctly?

Choose the past perfect continuous form:

Which is the typical signal word for past perfect simple?

Which sentence implies a completed action before another past action?

What does the past perfect continuous emphasize?

Choose the correct form: I ____ (live) in Paris before I moved to London.

Which sentence uses the correct sequence?

Identify the error in: She had been finish her work before he arrived.

Fill the gap: By the time they arrived, the game ___ started.

Which sentence is incorrect?

Which sentence is in the past perfect simple tense?

Choose the past perfect continuous sentence.

Identify the past perfect simple form of 'to see' for 'I—'

Which sentence uses past perfect continuous correctly?

Form the past perfect simple: 'They (to finish) the project'

Which option is past perfect continuous?

Choose the sentence that shows no continuing action in the past perfect continuous.

Which sentence uses past perfect simple to show time before another past action?

Select the correct usage: 'They—already—leave' in past perfect simple.

Which sentence expresses a continuing action up to a past moment?