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    PAST TENSE OR PAST PERFECT Test

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    The document provides examples of using the past tense and past perfect tense. It shows sentences describing actions that occurred before other actions in the past. The examples demonstrate using "had + past participle" to refer to the earlier action and regular past tense for the later action.

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    The document provides examples of using the past tense and past perfect tense. It shows sentences describing actions that occurred before other actions in the past. The examples demonstrate using "had + past participle" to refer to the earlier action and regular past tense for the later action.

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    PAST TENSE OR PAST PERFECT Test

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    The document provides examples of using the past tense and past perfect tense. It shows sentences describing actions that occurred before other actions in the past. The examples demonstrate using "had + past participle" to refer to the earlier action and regular past tense for the later action.

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    PAST TENSE OR PAST PERFECT 5

    1. He (work) in a supermarket before he (work) as a postman.


    2. She (feed) the dog as soon as she (do) her homework.
    3. My sister (live) in England before she (move) to Belgium.
    4. After he (eat) all the sandwiches, he (drink) some orange juice.
    5. We (be) tired because we (work) all day.
    6. As I (miss) the bus, I (walk) home again.
    7. After they (install) the file, they (can) go on working.
    8. He (just start) to watch TV when the mobile phone (ring).
    9. Before she (go) to bed, she (listen) to her favourite CD.
    10. After he (lose) all his money, he (be) poor as a church
    mouse.

    PAST TENSE OR PAST PERFECT 5

    1. He (work) in a supermarket before he (work) as a postman.


    2. She (feed) the dog as soon as she (do) her homework.
    3. My sister (live) in England before she (move) to Belgium.
    4. After he (eat) all the sandwiches, he (drink) some orange juice.
    5. We (be) tired because we (work) all day.
    6. As I (miss) the bus, I (walk) home again.
    7. After they (install) the file, they (can) go on working.
    8. He (just start) to watch TV when the mobile phone (ring).
    9. Before she (go) to bed, she (listen) to her favourite CD.
    10. After he (lose) all his money, he (be) poor as a church
    mouse.

    PAST TENSE OR PAST PERFECT 5

    1. He (work) in a supermarket before he (work) as a postman.


    2. She (feed) the dog as soon as she (do) her homework.
    3. My sister (live) in England before she (move) to Belgium.
    4. After he (eat) all the sandwiches, he (drink) some orange juice.
    5. We (be) tired because we (work) all day.
    6. As I (miss) the bus, I (walk) home again.
    7. After they (install) the file, they (can) go on working.
    8. He (just start) to watch TV when the mobile phone (ring).
    9. Before she (go) to bed, she (listen) to her favourite CD.
    10. After he (lose) all his money, he (be) poor as a church
    mouse.

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