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Grammar Practice Worksheets ✎
Past Perfect & Past Perfect Progressive
Past Perfect Tense
Choose the correct verb from the list below to complete the following sentences. Put the verb in the past
perfect tense (had & past participle).
make start write leave forget fly escape close give ring eat change go see
1. When I got to the house, Mary wasn’t there. She already .

2. I didn’t recognize my old classmate because she so much.
3. We were late for the show last night. By the time we got to the theater, the movie
already .
4. Yesterday I went on my first plane trip. I was very nervous because I never
before.
5. I couldn’t eat much dinner last night because I such a big lunch.
6. I couldn’t buy any groceries last night because when I got to the supermarket, it
already .
7. Last week our teacher gave back the essays we the week before.
8. The house was quiet when Andrew got home. Everyone to bed
several hours earlier.
9. They got to school late yesterday. The bell already .
10. Sheila couldn’t come to my house last night because she already
other plans.
11. We couldn’t find the house. It was clear that he us the wrong add
address.
12. Annie didn’t want to come to the movie with us because she
it the week before.
13. By the time the police arrived at the bank, the robber already
.
14. I couldn’t get into my apartment when I came home from work last night because I
to take my key.
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Past Perfect Tense with “By the Time… and Already”
Make sentences with the past perfect and the words provided. Follow the example below.
Ex. I missed my plane. (airport/ plane take off)

By the time I got to the airport, the plane had already taken off.
1. I missed the show. (theater/ movie start)
2. I couldn’t get my prescription. (drugstore/ close)
3. I couldn’t say goodbye to my friends. (call their house/ they leave)
4. I didn’t get the job. (I apply/ they hire someone else)
5. We couldn’t buy the house. (we see/ someone else make an offer)
6. The house was destroyed. (the firemen arrive/ house burn down)
7. I didn’t get to taste her chocolate cake. (I arrive/ her children eat whole thing)
8. I didn’t see her when she was sick. (I go/ hospital/ she go home)
9. I didn’t see the game. ( I turn on the TV/ game finish)
10. I missed my daughter’s performance. ( I arrive concert/ my daughter finish her song)
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Past Perfect Tense – Negative
Complete the sentences below using the past perfect in the negative and the words provided.
Ex. My house was very dirty when she came over because…. (I/ not clean/ for weeks)
My house was very dirty when she came over because I hadn’t cleaned it for weeks.
1. Joe had to study hard for yesterday’s test because… (he/not do well/ the week before)
2. I was worried when she didn’t arrive on time because… (she/ not be/ late/ before)
3. Judy didn’t want to go on the school ski trip because …. (she/not ski/ before)
4. I didn’t recognize Ellen at the party because…. (I not/see/ for years)
5. John didn’t catch the bus because…. (he/not leave/ the house/ on time
6. Andy ate a huge supper last night because… (he/not eat/ all day)
7. The farmers’ fields were very dry because… (it/not rain/ for weeks)
8. Roberta’s hair looked terrible last night because… (she/not comb/ all day)
9. Amanda was exhausted yesterday because…. (she/not sleep/ well/for several days)
10. I was so happy when I got to the theater because ….. (the movie/ not start/ yet)
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Past Perfect Tense – With Already and Yet
Affirmative and Negative

Yesterday was Valentine’s Day. Rita’s boyfriend, Tom, came for dinner at
5:00.
Rita’s Schedule Yesterday
Time Activity
10.00 Clean the house
12:30 Buy groceries
2:00 Bake a cake
3:00 Cook a roast
4:00 Prepare the vegetables
4:30 Set the table
5:30 Make a salad
6:00 Choose some romantic music
6:30 Make a fire
7:00 Light the candles
7:30 Serve the meal
Make sentences with the past perfect tense to tell what Rita had already done when Tom arrived and
what she hadn’t done yet.
Ex. When Tom arrived, Rita had already cleaned the house.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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Past Perfect Tense
A. Match the first part of the sentence on the left with the correct ending on the right.
1. Betty’s plants died because…. a) she had lost her doll.

2. Bob couldn’t buy the new computer because…. b) she had left her purse at home.
3. Sammy couldn’t fall asleep last night because… c) he had already left the office.
4. The little girl was crying because… d) he hadn’t studied at all.
5. I didn’t have to buy groceries because… e) he had spent all his money.
6. Kevin failed his exam because... f) she had forgotten to set the alarm.
7. Monty bought a new camera because…. g) she hadn’t watered them.
8. Clara couldn’t pay for lunch because… h) he had watched a scary movie.
9. Susan slept late because… i) I had gone shopping the day before.
10. I couldn’t speak to the boss because… j) he had lost his old one.
B. Complete the following sentences using the past perfect tense and the words provided.
Ex. I didn’t meet Ellie for lunch because….. (she/eat/)

I didn’t meet Ellie for lunch because she had already eaten.
1. My trip to New York was very exciting because….. (I/not be/ before)
2. I couldn’t see the doctor because….. (he/already/ leave the office)
3. I couldn’t buy the car I wanted because….. (the car dealer/ already/ sell)
4. We couldn’t see the new exhibit because….. (the museum/already/close)
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Verb Tense Review

Past Perfect, Present Perfect, and Simple Past
Complete the following sentences using the correct form of the verb provided and the correct tense: past
perfect, present perfect or simple past
1. I was disappointed when I (arrive) at the party last night, because most of my friends
already (go) home.
2. I never (be) to France, but I would love to go.
3. I (invite) some friends to come for dinner last night, but they couldn’t come
because they already (make) other plans.
4. It is still snowing. It (start) to snow last night and it (not/stop) yet.
5. I (go) to a concert last night. I (enjoy) it so much

because (not/go) to a concert for several years.
6. I (get) home quite late last night. My children already

(fall) asleep.
7. I know the new neighbors. I (meet) them last week.
8. Last night I (spend) the evening with my friends. I wanted to go bowling because I
never (go) bowling before.
9. Linda is still sick. She (have) a bad cold for over a week.
10. Bob wants to buy a new car. He (own) this one for ten years.
11. Vicky (not/get) to class on time yesterday. By the time she

(arrive), the class already (start).
12. We (study) six new verb tenses so far and we’re going to learn several more this
semester.
13. I missed the meeting yesterday. It just (finish) when I got there.
14. John (quit) smoking a long time ago. He (not/have) a cigarette in

over five years.
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Past Perfect Progressive (Continuous) Tense
Use the information provided below to make sentences with present perfect progressive tense and “ever
since”.
plan - eat - sit - burn - fight - lose - rain - smoke -

wait - give - look - date - work - look forward to
1. When the boys came home, both had black eyes. They had been fighting.
2. Mary’s mouth was all red. She a strawberry ice cream.
3. When I woke up this morning, the sun was shining, but the ground was all wet. It
during the night.
4. The firemen finally put out the fire. It for several hours before they arrived.
5. When I went to Carol’s house yesterday, her hands were covered in mud. She
in the garden for a few hours before I got there.
6. Michael bought a new computer last week because his old one him trouble for
quite some time.
7. Mr. Jones finally had to close his business. It money for several years.
8. The police for the thief for six months before they finally caught him.
9. It is too bad that Cathy had to cancel her trip last week. She it for such a long time.
10. Larry on the corner for Patty for over an hour before she finally arrived.
11. When I went home last night, I could smell cigarettes in the house. Somebody
before I got home.
12. Bob Mary for over two years before she finally broke up with him.
13. Marcia was very disappointed when we had to cancel our lunch date. She
it for a long time.
14. I in the waiting room for over an hour before the doctor finally arrived.
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Past Perfect Progressive (Continuous) Tense with Before
Complete the following sentences with the past perfect progressive tense and the verbs provided.
1. Mrs. Anderson (try) to get a taxi for over half an hour before she finally caught one.
2. Ben’s eyes (bother) him for over a year before he finally got glasses.
3. Marta (live) in her apartment for six months before she finally met her neighbors.
4. The patient (wait) in the emergency room for several hours before a doctor finally
saw him.
5. Ellie (try on) shoes all morning before she finally bought a pair.
6. Chris (date) Sue for three years before he finally asked her to marry him.
7. The doctor (tell) me to lose weight for years before I finally decided to go on a diet.
8. The fire alarm (ring) for five minutes before he finally woke up and ran out of the
apartment.
9. They (drive) for hours before they finally saw a service station.
10. Andrea (cry) for hours before she finally told her parents the reason why she was so
unhappy.
11. The politician (travel) across the country for months before he finally started to gain
popularity.
12. We (work) for over five hours before the boss finally told us to take a break.
13. The athlete (train) for many years before he made the Olympic team.
14. The author (write) stories for years before he finally had a book published.
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Past Perfect Progressive (Continuous) Tense with Because
Use the words provided to write sentences with the past perfect progressive tense and the word ‘because’.
Ex. Richard was digging in the garden all afternoon.

Richard took a nap before dinner.
Richard took a nap before dinner because he had been digging in the garden all afternoon.
1. My old car gave me a lot of trouble for a long time. I bought a new car.
2. Billy drank a lot of beer last Saturday night. Billy had a bad headache last Sunday.
3. Judith studied very hard all month for her history test. She did very well on the test.
4. Annie practiced the poem for weeks. Annie could recite the poem by heart.
5. Faye waited for me for over an hour. Faye was angry at me when I arrived.
6. Jonathon worked on his car all afternoon. Jonathon’s hands were covered in grease.
7. The team practiced every day for weeks. The team won the championship game.
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Review – Past Perfect and Past Perfect Progressive
Walk around the classroom and interview your classmates. (Write the questions below before you begin
your search.)
Find someone who...
1. had never studied English before he/she started this course.
2. had been sitting in the classroom for awhile before the teacher arrived today.
3. had known some of the students in this class before the term started.
4. had already woken up before his/her alarm clock rang this morning.
5. had been waiting for the bus for a long time before it finally arrived this morning.
6. had been studying for a long time before he/she went to bed last night.
7. had studied past perfect tense before he/she came to this class.
8. had met our teacher before this course began.
9. hadn’t eaten anything before he/she left the house this morning.
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Past Simple Question Form
Name: Result____/18 Date: / /20
1. And where did

you get those clothes? (where/you/get)
2. But after all, what did it matter ? (what/it/matter)
3. through the country! (we/not/tear)
4. the difference of their position?

(she/not/remember)
5. him a pure and perennial source of

enjoyment? (these pictures/afford)
6. you about her? (I/not/warn)
7. that? (how on earth/he/know)
8. Now, ?
(from whom/that scream/proceed)
9. any advantage of you? (Titus/make)
10. enough for that already? (he/not/have)
11. the subtle atmosphere? (the child/feel)
12. And me all this before?

(why on earth/you/not/tell)
13. such an interest in her? (why/he/take)
14. any shooting arms on them? (you/find)
15. during his visit to America? (what/he/paint)
16. Aye, ? (what/her husband/say)
17. me of cattle or of goods?

(what store/you/give)
18. it with my own eyes? (I/not/see)

19. my breakfast? (you/not/observe)
20. you to me? (he/not/bring)

Simple Past - English grammar exercises https://first-english.org
name: …………………................. class: …………… date: ……………................
Simple Past verbs with -y, double consonants - worksheet
Regular verbs make their past tense by adding -d, -ed, or (if the verb ends in a consonant + y),
changing the y to i and adding -ed
hurry - hurried, cry - cried
Wovel and consonant at the end of a verb: Double consonant and add -ed.
stop - stopped, plan - planned
1. Fill in the Simple Past.
Example: John married Emily last year. (to marry)
1. She her suitcase to the bus. (to carry)
2. They in the park to play football. (to stop)
3. The children to the playground. (to hurry)
4. John to win a medal. (to try)
5. Peter his trip to France. (to plan)
6. The thieves the old lady. (to rob)
7. Grandma the cup. (to drop)
8. The family to Spain. (to travel)
9. The baby because he was hungry. (to cry)
10. She a bag. (to carry)
11. The pupil to find the answer. (to try)
12. Sarah enjoyed the new film. (to enjoy)
13. The team yesterday in London. (to play)
14. My uncle stayed in America. (to stay)
15. The car in front of the traffic lights. (to stop)
16. Ann her visit in Denmark. (to plan)
17. They to Paris. (to travel)
18. The boys to the city centre. (to hurry)

https://first-english.org simple past worksheets pdf, handouts, printable exercises. Lessons for elementary and
intermediate level. Simple past worksheets for home learning with examples online practice, distance learning.
Past Tense Irregular Verbs
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A) Change the verbs in brackets into the past tense. Some are regular and some are irregular.
Yesterday (to be) a busy day. I (wake) up at 6am, (have)
breakfast quickly and then I (go) to work. I (finish)
at noon and then (eat) some lunch. Afterwards I (drive)
to the shops, (buy) some paint and then (paint)
my bedroom. My housemate (come) home from work so I (help)
him paint his room, then we (repair) his chair as it (wobble) a lot. I
(wish) I hadn’t, as I hurt my hand! After that I (clean) my house. I
(vacuum) all the downstairs and then (tidy) up the living room
and the kitchen. I was pretty tired by then so I (eat) ate some dinner, (yawn) , and
(go) to bed!
B) Change the verbs below into the past tense and put them into the correct place in the sentences
Pay :: Ring :: Think :: Drink :: See :: Eat :: Go :: Take :: Leave :: Say
1. I that he was fired.
2. My mum me last night but I wasn’t at home to take her answer.
3. I to the zoo with my son last weekend.
4. I four cakes for lunch. I feel sick!
5. He him to see the doctor because he had been ill for so long.
6. I that new movie last night. It was great!
7. He his son alone all day!
8. I two bottle of grape juice last night. I don’t feel too well today.
9. They it tasted horrible.
10. It was too expensive and we too much for it.
C) Complete the tables below:

Present Past Present Past
Hear Be
Left Put
Ring Think
Drank Drove
Go Break
Got Overslept
Take Sit
Came Woke
See Run
Shut Wrote
Lend Dig
Stole Brought
Swim Fly
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Past simple – endings
1. Read and find.

Find the verbs in the past simple and write them in the boxes.
Yesterday I went to the playground near my house. I had a lot of fun. I played on
the swings and the slide but I didn’t go on the roundabout. I saw my best friend
there. We talked about her birthday and she invited me to her party. Afterwards I
didn’t want to go home!
went
We can use the past simple to talk about things we did in the past.
The past simple ending is -ed for regular verbs:
play – played, watch – watched, want – wanted
Irregular verbs have a special form:
eat – ate, write – wrote, go – went
For the negative, don’t change the main verb. Use ‘didn’t’ instead:
play – didn’t play, eat – didn’t eat
2. Match them up!

Match the verbs with their past simple form.
go talked
talk didn’t like
do went
like gave
give didn’t drink
visit didn’t do
drink didn’t walk
walk visited
3. Fill it in!
Write the past simple of the verb in (brackets) to complete the sentences.
a. Yesterday I went to the park. (go)
b. My grandparents us last week. (visit)

c. Last weekend I an email to my friend. (write)
d. My brother any computer games last night. (not play)
e. We cereal and juice for breakfast. (eat, drink)
f. I my favourite TV programme yesterday. (not watch)
g. My friend me a new pencil case for my birthday. (give)
h. Yesterday I to school, I by car. (walk, not go)
4. Write and draw!

When did you last go to a playground or somewhere fun? Draw a picture and write about
where you went and what you did!
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Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I eat I don’t eat Do I eat?
You eat You don’t eat Do you eat?
He eats He doesn’t eat Does he eat?
She eats She doesn’t eat Does she eat?
It eats It doesn’t eat Does it eat?
We eat We don’t eat Do we eat?
You eat You don’t eat Do you eat?
They eat They don’t eat Do they eat?
USE:
1. We use the Present Simple for:
-
-
-
-
2. It is used with adverbs like:
-
-
-
FORM:
1. To form the Present Simple we add –s to the infinitive of the
verb in the 3rd person singular (he, she, it)
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2. But when the verb ends in:
a) –o, -ss, -sh, -ch, we add –es
-
→
→
→
b) a consonant followed by –y, the –y changes into –ie and we

add -s
c) a vowel followed by –y we just add -s
3. To form the negative and the interrogative we need the auxiliary

verb to do in the present simple. This means we have to add –es
rd
in the 3 person singular (he, she, it) while the main verb will
be used in the infinitive.
A. Complete the sentences, choosing the correct form of the

verb in brackets.
1. David table-tennis. (play/plays)

2. They to school on foot. (go/goes)
3. Carol in Bath. (live/lives)
4. School at 6.30. (finish/finishes)
5. We T.V. in the evening. (watch/watches)
6. Jessica in her bedroom. (study/studies)

7. The dog in the kennel. (sleep/sleeps)
8. The children the street to school. (cross/crosses)
9. Mr Wilson in a bank. (work/works)
10. Joe his homework in the afternoon. (do/does)
B. Rewrite the sentences beginning with he or she.
1. They collect stamps.
2. I go to school by bus.
3. We drive to work.
4. They hurry home every day.
5. You arrive late every morning.
6. They wash their hands before meals.
7. We play basketball twice a week.
8. They tidy their bedroom every day.
9. I usually get up at 7.30.
10. We listen to the radio at night.
Fill in with do or does. Pay attention to

C. the auxiliary verb
to do!
1. Ronald play basketball?

2. they work in an office?
3. you like English?
4. Susan usually go to a disco at the weekend?
5. we walk to school?
6. Bob and Patrick collect stamps?
7. the cat sit by the fireplace?
8. Grace finish school at 6.30?
9. Mr. Walker read the newspaper in the evening?
10. you have lunch in the canteen?

D. Complete the sentences with do / don’t / does / doesn’t.
1. you like Maths? Yes, I .

2. Sally like reading? Yes, she .
3. Mathew play handball every Saturday? No, he .
4. Jane and Mary go to the cinema on Sunday? No, they .
5. you like writing letters? No, I .
6. Angela get up late? No, she .
7. we spend the afternoon together? Yes, we .
8. Paul like skate-boarding? No, he .
9. the cat like lying in the sun? Yes, it .
10. they speak German? No, they .
Rewrite the sentences in

E. the: a) negative form
b) interrogative form
1. I get up at 8.00 everyday.
a) .
b) ?
2. Grace has breakfast in the kitchen.
a) .
b) ?
3. Mr. Robson drives to work every morning.
a) .
b) ?
4. We usually do our homework after school.
a) .
b) ?
5. Mrs. Davies works in an office.
a) .
b) ?

6. Paul and Mark come back home together.
a) .
b) ?
7. You go for a walk at night.
a) .
b) ?

INTITUCIÓN EDUCATIVA TÉCNICA COMERCIAL LAS AMÉRICAS
PROCESO: GESTIÓN ACADEMICA
I.E.T.C. LAS AMÉRICAS

SECRETARIA DE
EDUCACION MUNICIPAL
TALLER DE REFUERZO PRIMER CICLO (PERIODO 1 – 2020)
AREA: INGLES GRADO: SEXTO 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-4 6-5 6-6
DOCENTE: IVAN FRANCISCSO CEBALLOS E. SEDE: ATQANASIO GIRARDOT
1. Complete the sentence with the forms of the verb to be (AM-IS-ARE) and change the sentence to
the negative form
1. I at home.
2. She not at home in the morning.
3. We in the park.
4. This my new laptop.
5. Our friends on their summer holidays.
6. Uncle George a good football player.
7. The dog under the table.
8. He very funny.
9. You right.
2. Organize the question using the verb to be
1. David Bisbal / your favorite pop star? Yes,
2. We / from England? No,
3. You / twelve? Yes,
4. Your friends / good students? Yes,
5. Messi / your favorite footballer? No,
6. She / a good teacher? Yes,

3.
4. Organize the sentences with the correct form of the verb To Be

Title: "Exploring the Past Perfect Tense with a Reading Exercise"
Objective:
This exercise is designed to help students practice and understand the past perfect tense through
a reading passage. Students will read a short story and identify instances where the past perfect
tense is used. This exercise will reinforce their knowledge of when and how to use this tense in
English.
Instructions:
Part 1: Understanding the Past Perfect Tense
2. Review the structure of the past perfect tense:
- Positive: Subject + had + past participle (e.g., had eaten)
- Negative: Subject + had not (hadn't) + past participle
- Question: Had + subject + past participle?
Part 2: Reading Exercise
Provide students with the following short story and ask them to read it carefully. Encourage them
to identify sentences or phrases where the past perfect tense is used.
**Story: "The Lost Key"**
Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a curious boy named Timmy. Timmy was always
getting into adventures. One sunny morning, he decided to explore the old, abandoned house at
the end of the street. He had heard many stories about that house.
As he walked through the creaky front door, he noticed that the house had a mysterious
atmosphere. Dust had settled on every surface, and cobwebs hung in the corners. Timmy carefully
made his way to the staircase, his heart racing with excitement. He knew that no one had been in
this house for years.
Timmy had brought a flashlight with him, and he shined it around the dimly lit hallway. Suddenly,
he spotted something glinting under a dusty table. It was an old key! He reached down and picked
it up, wondering what it might unlock.
After exploring the house for a while longer, Timmy decided to leave. He had seen enough. As he
stepped back out into the bright sunlight, he couldn't stop thinking about the mysterious key he
had found. What had it unlocked in the past? Who had lived in that house before?
Part 3: Identifying Past Perfect Tense
After reading the story, have students identify sentences or phrases in which the past perfect
tense is used. Ask them to write down these sentences and underline the verbs in the past perfect
tense. Discuss their findings as a class.
Example:
- "Timmy had brought a flashlight with him..."
- "He had seen enough."
Part 4: Discussion and Application
Engage the students in a discussion about the significance of using the past perfect tense in the
story. Encourage them to think about why the author chose to use this tense in those specific
moments. Then, challenge them to create their own sentences using the past perfect tense, either
related to the story or in new contexts.
Example:
Original Sentence: Sarah (watch) a movie last
night. Rewritten Sentence: Sarah had watched a movie last night.

Use of Will:
**Exercise: Mastering the Use of "Will"**
**Instructions:** In this exercise, you will demonstrate your understanding of the different uses
of "will" in English. Read each sentence carefully and determine which form of "will" (e.g., will for
future predictions, will for offers, will for spontaneous decisions, etc.) is appropriate in each
context. Write down the correct form of "will" or leave it blank if "will" is not needed.
1. I promise I call you as soon as I arrive.
2. By this time next year, I am confident that I fluent in Spanish.
3. If you help me with my homework, I be very grateful.
4. Look at those clouds! I think it rain later.
5. Sorry, I can't come to the party tomorrow. I be out of town.
6. Could you please pass me the salt? Sure, here you go. I get it for you.
7. I believe that in the future, robots perform most of the manual labor.
8. Let's go to the beach tomorrow if the weather good.
9. Tom didn't plan to buy a car, but when he saw the one he liked, he decided he buy
it.
10. If you don't hurry, you miss the bus.
**Bonus Question:** Write a sentence of your own using "will" to demonstrate a different use not
covered in the questions above.
**Edgar Allan Poe Reading Exercise**
**Instructions:** Read the following passages from Edgar Allan Poe's works and answer the
questions that follow each passage.
**Passage 1: Excerpt from "The Tell-Tale Heart"**
It's impossible to say how first the idea entered my brain, but once conceived, it haunted me day
and night. Object, there was none. Passion, there was none. I loved the old man. He had never
wronged me. He had never given me insult. For his gold, I had no desire. I think it was his eye!
Yes, it was this! One of his eyes resembled that of a vulture - a pale blue eye with a film over it.
**Question 1:** What is the narrator haunted by, and why does he want to harm the old man?
**Passage 2: Excerpt from "The Raven"**
Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and
weary, Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore
While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping,
As of some one gently rapping, rapping at my chamber door.
“’Tis some visitor,” I muttered, “tapping at my chamber door—
Only this and nothing more.”
**Question 2:** What is the mood or atmosphere conveyed in this passage, and how does it
contribute to the overall tone of the poem?
**Passage 3: Excerpt from "The Masque of the Red Death"**
But in the western or black chamber the effect of the firelight that streamed upon the dark
hangings through the blood-tinted panes, was ghastly in the extreme, and produced so wild a look
upon the countenances of those who entered, that there were few of the company bold enough to
set foot within its precincts at all.
**Question 3:** Describe the atmosphere and the effect of the firelight in the western chamber.
What emotions or reactions does it provoke in the guests?
**Passage 4: Excerpt from "The Fall of the House of Usher"**
From that chamber, and from that mansion, I fled aghast. The storm was still abroad in all its
wrath as I found myself crossing the old causeway. Suddenly there shot along the path a wild light,
and I turned to see whence a gleam so unusual could have issued; for the vast house and its
shadows
were alone behind me. The radiance was that of the full, setting, and blood-red moon, which now
shone vividly through that once barely-discernible fissure, of which I have before spoken as
extending from the roof of the building, in a zigzag direction, to the base.
**Question 4:** What is the significance of the "wild light" and the "blood-red moon" in this
passage, and how do they relate to the overall mood of the story?
**Bonus Question:** In your own words, describe one recurring theme or motif that you notice in
Edgar Allan Poe's works based on these passages.

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PLAN DE MEJORA

Instructor: Camilo Reina

ANALISIS Y DESARROLLO DE SOFTWARE.

2558726 PRODUCIR TEXTOS

Past Perfect Tense

1. When I got to the house, Mary wasn’t there. She already .

Past Perfect Tense with “By the Time… and Already”

Ex. I missed my plane. (airport/ plane take off)

1. I missed the show. (theater/ movie start)

2. I couldn’t get my prescription. (drugstore/ close)

3. I couldn’t say goodbye to my friends. (call their house/ they leave)

4. I didn’t get the job. (I apply/ they hire someone else)

9. I didn’t see the game. ( I turn on the TV/ game finish)

Past Perfect Tense – Negative

4. I didn’t recognize Ellen at the party because…. (I not/see/ for years)

Past Perfect Tense – With Already and Yet

Affirmative and Negative

Past Perfect Tense

1. Betty’s plants died because…. a) she had lost her doll.

Ex. I didn’t meet Ellie for lunch because….. (she/eat/)

2. I couldn’t see the doctor because….. (he/already/ leave the office)

4. We couldn’t see the new exhibit because….. (the museum/already/close)

Verb Tense Review

2. I never (be) to France, but I would love to go.

4. It is still snowing. It (start) to snow last night and it (not/stop) yet.

5. I (go) to a concert last night. I (enjoy) it so much

6. I (get) home quite late last night. My children already

7. I know the new neighbors. I (meet) them last week.

11. Vicky (not/get) to class on time yesterday. By the time she

14. John (quit) smoking a long time ago. He (not/have) a cigarette in

Past Perfect Progressive (Continuous) Tense

plan - eat - sit - burn - fight - lose - rain - smoke -

2. Mary’s mouth was all red. She a strawberry ice cream.

Past Perfect Progressive (Continuous) Tense with Before

Past Perfect Progressive (Continuous) Tense with Because

Ex. Richard was digging in the garden all afternoon.

Review – Past Perfect and Past Perfect Progressive

Find someone who...

1. had never studied English before he/she started this course.

8. had met our teacher before this course began.

1. And where did

2. But after all, what did it matter ? (what/it/matter)

3. through the country! (we/not/tear)

4. the difference of their position?

5. him a pure and perennial source of

6. you about her? (I/not/warn)

7. that? (how on earth/he/know)

9. any advantage of you? (Titus/make)

10. enough for that already? (he/not/have)

11. the subtle atmosphere? (the child/feel)

12. And me all this before?

13. such an interest in her? (why/he/take)

14. any shooting arms on them? (you/find)

15. during his visit to America? (what/he/paint)

16. Aye, ? (what/her husband/say)

17. me of cattle or of goods?

18. it with my own eyes? (I/not/see)

20. you to me? (he/not/bring)