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Tough past perfect practice

by ALISON WENDY CHOCHO CAMPUES
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Which sentence is in the past perfect?

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The cake ___ by the time I remembered to bake it.

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He realized he ___ booked the tickets.

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We saw the film because we ___ rented it earlier.

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They ___ not finished the project when the boss arrived.

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Before the meeting started, she ___ prepared her notes.

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Correct: 'had left' shows completion before another past event.

Correct: negative past perfect to show not yet finished cooling.

Correct: past perfect to indicate an earlier realization.

Correct: past perfect for a cause before another past action.

Correct: past perfect to show action completed before arrival.

Correct: past perfect to set up the sequence of events.

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