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    The past perfect tense is a verb form used to show two past activities that occurred sequentially. It is formed using the subject + had + past participle of the verb (V-3) + object. Examples show it used to indicate an activity that was completed before another past activity occurred or to ask if an activity had been completed in the past.

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    The past perfect tense is a verb form used to show two past activities that occurred sequentially. It is formed using the subject + had + past participle of the verb (V-3) + object. Examples show it used to indicate an activity that was completed before another past activity occurred or to ask if an activity had been completed in the past.

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    The past perfect tense is a verb form used to show two past activities that occurred sequentially. It is formed using the subject + had + past participle of the verb (V-3) + object. Examples show it used to indicate an activity that was completed before another past activity occurred or to ask if an activity had been completed in the past.

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    PAST PERFECT

    TENSE
    01
    Meanings
    The past perfect tense is a verb form
    used to show two activities in the past
    that were run sequently

    02
    Structure
    Subject + Had + V-3 + Object
    Subject + Had + Not + V-3 + Object
    Had + Subject + V-3 + ?

    03
    For Examples
    After I had finished my homework, I watched TV
    Daniel had not finished his homework
    Had Daniel finished his homework?

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