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    Actividad de Ingles 10c

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    The document discusses the past perfect tense, its function and time expressions used with it. The past perfect tense is used to describe events that occurred before something else in the past. It lists the auxiliary "had" and gives examples of time expressions that are commonly used with the past perfect tense like "already", "just", and "even". The structure of the past perfect tense is provided as subject + had + past participle for positive statements and subject + hadn't + past participle for negative statements.

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    The document discusses the past perfect tense, its function and time expressions used with it. The past perfect tense is used to describe events that occurred before something else in the past. It lists the auxiliary "had" and gives examples of time expressions that are commonly used with the past perfect tense like "already", "just", and "even". The structure of the past perfect tense is provided as subject + had + past participle for positive statements and subject + hadn't + past participle for negative statements.

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    The document discusses the past perfect tense, its function and time expressions used with it. The past perfect tense is used to describe events that occurred before something else in the past. It lists the auxiliary "had" and gives examples of time expressions that are commonly used with the past perfect tense like "already", "just", and "even". The structure of the past perfect tense is provided as subject + had + past participle for positive statements and subject + hadn't + past participle for negative statements.

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    Actividad de Ingles 10c

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    The document discusses the past perfect tense, its function and time expressions used with it. The past perfect tense is used to describe events that occurred before something else in the past. It lists the auxiliary "had" and gives examples of time expressions that are commonly used with the past perfect tense like "already", "just", and "even". The structure of the past perfect tense is provided as subject + had + past participle for positive statements and subject + hadn't + past participle for negative statements.

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    GRAMMAR TENSE FUNCTION / USE TIME EXPRESSIONS AUXILIARY STRUCTURE

    PAST PERFECT The past perfect it • Already had Positive:


    • Just Subject+ had +past
    use for things that • Get participle
    happened in the • Even
    • For Negative:
    past but before • Since
    sometimes else in • How low Subject+ hadn´t +past
    • Never participle
    the past
    • so
    Interrogative:

    Had+ subject +past


    participle +?
    Why did he or she fail that much?
    1. He failed because he hadn't warmed up
    2. He failed because he hadn’t remembered that the grass was wet
    3. he failed because he hadn´t realized the ball was coming to head
    4. they failed because they hadn't realized they were going to jump at the
    same time
    5. he hadn't played before, so he let them score a goal
    6. he failed because he hadn't removed the shoe
    7. he failed because he hadn't known the rules
    8. he failed because he hadn't known the effects of ball
    9. he hadn't run before, so he run very fast and he end up shutting up
    10. they failed because they hadn't remembered that his partner was ally

    self-evaluation: 40

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