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Past Perfect Continuous or Past Perfect

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Present Perfect Simple Tense

1. Oblike

1.1. Trdilna oblika

1.2. Nikalna oblika

1.3. Vprašalna oblika

2. Raba

3. Tipični prislovi in vezniki

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Past Perfect Simple

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1.1. Trdilna oblika

1.2. Nikalna oblika

1.3. Vprašalna oblika

2. Raba

3. Tipični prislovi in vezniki

4. Forum

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Primer 1.

Put the verb into the correct form - Present Perfect Continuous or Present Perfect Simple.

I (enjoy) baking lately, so I (buy) three cookbooks already.

Primer 2.

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When we arrived, they (already, leave).

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Put the verb in brackets into Past Perfect Simple or Past Perfect Continuous Tense.

We (wait) for one hour so we were more than happy when the train arrived.

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In the evening, Susan was exhausted because she (work) hard all day long.

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Why didn't your husband come to the meeting yesterday?
Because he (forget) about it as usual.

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Tom was furious because the airline (lose) all his baggage.

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Susan was so happy when she finally found her glasses. She (look for) them all the afternoon.

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We (drive) for more than half an hour before my father realized that something was wrong with one of the wheels.

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Yesterday morning, there were big puddles on the road because it (rain) all night.

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Peter told me that he (never, meet) this girl before.

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He would have invited Sophie for this party if he (find) her telephone number.

12.

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I didn't see Peter at the party yesterday. Was he even there?
No, he wasn't. He was still under his car when I was leaving. He (repair) it for the whole week and he felt angry because he couldn't find the mistake. This morning, he finally called the mechanic.

13.

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Sam's mum told us that Sam was in hospital because he (break) his leg while he (ski).

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Yesterday, my mother called the police at midnight because she (see) lights in our neighbours' house. She knew that they (go) to the seaside and that nobody was at home.

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Our ship finally landed safely in Venice after it (struggle) with a fierce storm all night long.

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Mary finally decided to get divorced after she (think) about it for a while.

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They (always, want) to visit Greece and last month, they finally made it.

18.

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Mario (paint) the fence for more than two hours before he realized that he (use) the wrong colour.

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19.

Put the verbs in brackets into Past Perfect Simple or Past Perfect Continuous Tense.

Why didn't you come yesterday as you (promise) two days ago?
I am so sorry. I wanted to come but at the end of the day, I was exhausted because I (move) the furniture in from my old flat to the new one all day long.

20.

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The meeting (already, start) when we got there.

21.

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What did the headmaster say?
He said that I must pay for the damage because I (make) the hole in that door.

22.

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How long (you, read) the book before you found out that it was the wrong one?

23.

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Why are you so angry?
I was in hospital because I (break) my leg while skiing. I (sit) there for two hours before the nurse finally called my name.

24.

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I left because Tim didn't arrive. I (wait) for him for more than one hour - more than enough.

25.

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Tina finally decided to go on holiday because she was exhausted. She and her colleagues (work) really hard for the past three months.

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Richard (already, meet) Pamela several times before he finally dared to say her hello.

27.

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By the time Tim finally turned up, I (stand) in front of the cinema for more than half an hour.

28.

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I visited my friend to give her back the dress that she (lend) to me.

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29.

Put the verb in brackets into Past Perfect Simple or Past Perfect Continuous Tense.

By the time we returned to our hometown, a lot of things (change) there.

30.

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When I saw my mum, she looked really upset but I didn't know why because nobody told me what (happen).

31.

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He smelt really bad because he (clean) the barn.

32.

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Where were you yesterday? We (call) you ten times before you finally answered the phone.

33.

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Where were you yesterday? We (call) you all the afternoon before you finally answered the phone.

34.

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Everything was white when we returned home. How long (it, snow)?
All night long, I think.

35.

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At 8 pm, John could get some rest because he (finally, finish) his school project. He (work) on it since 9 am.

36.

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How many times (you, travel) to Italy before you decided to move there?
Oh, just once. It was enough for me to fall in love in everything connected to that country.

37.

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Why weren't you at home yesterday evening?
We were at a restaurant. We had to eat outside because we couldn't breathe in the kitchen. My sister (burn) the dinner because she (watch) her favourite series.

38.

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The teacher started screaming because all the students (forget) to do their homework.

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39.

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The little girly was crying because her cat (disappear).

40.

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Mary put the baby girl to sleep. Before that she (bathe) and (feed) her and now she hoped that the baby would sleep till morning.

41.

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Peter told us that he (not hear) the yesterday's news because he (not listen) to the radio all day long.

42.

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When they arrived to the petrol station, they were exhausted. Their car (run) out of petrol and they (push) it all the way through the town.

43.

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When we came home, my son didn't want to talk to me because I (not buy) him a new computer game.

44.

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My late grandpa claimed that he (once, see) a ghost in our attic. I still don't like going there alone.

45.

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Tom was very pale and weak. He (vomit) since breakfast and his mother was really worried.

46.

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I could smell cigarettes at the school toilet. Someone (smoke) there.

47.

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Tea's boyfriend (have) an affair with his secretary so Tea decided to leave him.

48.

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She woke up because somebody (throw) stones at her window. She waited for a while but the person outside didn't stop so she went to the balcony to see who it was.

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49.

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I couldn't remember where I (put) my glasses. I (look for) them for ten minutes and I became nervous because I didn't want to be late for school.

50.

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My neighbours were shocked yesterday. They finally found their dog but it was dead. It (probably, be) hit by a car because it was lying by the road and it was all covered with blood.