Quiz 3.

Past Perfect
Do the online exercise 1 only.
Answer questions 1-10.
Copy and paste the exercise and your result.
Click on the link:
https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a2/past-perfect/
Name: Eloy Martínez González
Score: 100%

1First, I wrote a letter. Second, I showed him the letter. ⇒ I showed him a letter that I 'd
written .
➪ We use past perfect because the events are not introduced in chronological order;
we talk about a past event and then about another event that happened earlier than that
past event.
2First, I wrote a letter. Second, I showed him the letter. ⇒ I wrote a letter and a few
days later I showed it to him.
➪ We use past simple because the events are introduced in chronological order.
3First, I looked through the window. Second, it started raining. ⇒ When I looked
through the window, it started raining.
➪ We use past simple because the events are introduced in chronological order.
4First, it rained. Second, I looked through the window. ⇒ When I looked through the
window, it had rained .
➪ We use past perfect because the events are not introduced in chronological order;
we talk about a past event and then about another event that happened earlier than that
past event.
5First I had dinner. Second, you called. ⇒ When you called, I 'd had dinner.
➪ We use past perfect because the events are not introduced in chronological order;
we talk about a past event and then about another event that happened earlier than that
past event.
6First you called. Second, I had dinner. ⇒ When you called, I had dinner.
➪ We use past simple because the events are introduced in chronological order.
7First, she bought a T-shirt in the sales. Second, she gave it to me. ⇒ She bought a T-
shirt in the sales and gave it to me as a birthday present.
➪ We use past simple because the events are introduced in chronological order.
8First, she bought a T-shirt in the sales. Second, she gave it to me. ⇒ She gave me a T-
shirt that she had bought in the sales.
➪ We use past perfect because the events are not introduced in chronological order;
we talk about a past event and then about another event that happened earlier than that
past event.
9First, the teacher arrived. Second, I finished my composition. ⇒ When the teacher
arrived, I finished my composition.
➪ We use past simple because the events are introduced in chronological order.
10First, I finished the composition. Second, the teacher arrived. ⇒ When the teacher
arrived, I 'd finished my composition.
➪ We use past perfect because the events are not introduced in chronological order;
we talk about a past event and then about another event that happened earlier than that
past event.