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Mind Map by KEVIN VLADIMIR VALENCIA MARTINEZ, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by KEVIN VLADIMIR VALENCIA MARTINEZ
almost 5 years ago
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Past Perfect Tense
- We use it to show that something happened before another action in the past.
- Structure:
- Affirmative
- Subject + aux (had) + verb (past participle) + complement
- Ex: She had already met him before the party.
- Ex: She had already met him before the party.
- Negative
- Subject + aux (had) + not + verb (past participle) + complement
- Ex: We had not reserved a room in advance.
- Ex: We had not reserved a room in advance.
- Question
- Aux (had) + subject + verb (past participle) + question mark (?)
- Ex: Had you hear the news before you saw it on TV?
- Ex: Had you hear the news before you saw it on TV?
- Aux (had) + subject + verb (past participle) + question mark (?)
- Subject + aux (had) + not + verb (past participle) + complement
- Subject + aux (had) + verb (past participle) + complement
- Affirmative
- Structure:
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