Past Perfect Tense Had / Hadn’t PAST PARTICIPLE OF THE VERB +

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Past Perfect Tense Had / Hadn’t PAST PARTICIPLE OF THE VERB +

Past Perfect Tense Present Future Past We use the Past Perfect for: Completed action before something in the past. EXAMPLE: She only understood the movie because she had read the book.

Past Perfect Tense Present Future Past We use the Past Perfect for: Duration before something in the past (NON-CONTINUOUS VERBS) EXAMPLE: We had had that car for ten years before it broke down.

Affirmative I had been busy. You had been busy. He hadbeen busy. She hadbeen busy. It hadbeen busy. We hadbeen busy. They hadbeen busy. Subject + had + P.P. verb + Complement

Negative I hadn’t stoppedwalking. You hadn’t stoppedwalking. He hadn’t stoppedwalking. She hadn’t stoppedwalking. It hadn’t stoppedwalking. We hadn’t stopped walking. They hadn’t stoppedwalking. Subject + had + not + P.P. verb + Complement Hadn’t → Had not

Interrogative HadI listenedto music ? HadYoulistenedto music ? HadHelistenedto music ? HadShelistenedto music ? HadItlistenedto music ? HadWelistenedto music ? HadTheylistenedto music ? Had + Subject + P.P. verb + Complement ?

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