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    This document discusses nominal and verbal sentences using the past perfect tense. A nominal sentence does not contain a verb and uses "had been" plus a noun, adjective, or adverb. Examples are provided such as "I had been here before she moved." A verbal sentence contains "had" plus the past participle verb form. Examples include "I had studied English before they came." The document explains the structures for positive, negative, and interrogative forms of both nominal and verbal sentences in the past perfect tense.

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    This document discusses nominal and verbal sentences using the past perfect tense. A nominal sentence does not contain a verb and uses "had been" plus a noun, adjective, or adverb. Examples are provided such as "I had been here before she moved." A verbal sentence contains "had" plus the past participle verb form. Examples include "I had studied English before they came." The document explains the structures for positive, negative, and interrogative forms of both nominal and verbal sentences in the past perfect tense.

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    English Class

    Nia Kaniawati, S.Pd


    Nominal Verbal

    Sentence Sentence
    Nominal Sentence
    (+) Subject + had been + non-Verb

    (-) Subject + had not +been + non-Verb

    (?) Had + subject + been + non-Verb?


    Non-Verb bisa berupa NOUN (kata benda), ADJECTIVE

    (kata sifat), ADVERB (kata keterangan).

    e m e m b e r ! ! !
    R Nominal sentence tidak mempunyai VERB (kata
    kerja)
    Examples of Nominal Sentence
    (+) I had been here before she moved.
    adverb of time simple past
    (-) I had not been here before she moved.
    (?) Had you been here before she moved?

    (+) They had been there when the accident happened.

    (-) They had not been there when the accident happened.

    (?) Had they been there when the accident happened?


    Verbal Sentence
    (+) Subject + had + Past Participle (Verb 3)

    (-) Subject + had not +Past Participle (Verb 3)

    (?) Had + subject + Past Participle (Verb 3)


    Examples of Verbal Sentence
    (+) I had studied English before they came.
    Verb 3 Verb 2
    (-) I had not studied English before they came.
    (?) Had you studied English before they came?

    (+) He had slept before eight o'clock.


    (-) He had not slept before eight o'clock.
    (?) Had he slept before eight o'clock?
    English Class
    Nia Kaniawati, S.Pd

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