Thursday, March 5, 2020
How to Use the Past Perfect Simple
How to Use the Past Perfect Simple    Download a lesson on the past perfect for Business English. You are free to photocopy it for classroom purposes.        Understanding-the-Past-Perfect-SimpleDownload                When we talk about a past event that happened before another past event, we use the Past Perfect Simple. Use the Past Perfect Simple when you name a later event before an earlier event.         Key phrases: by the time Julie arrived at work, by the end of the day, by the end of last week, etc.         Compare:        I broke a heel and a taxi splashed me. Then, I arrived at work.        By the time I arrived at work, I had broken a heel and a taxi had splashed me.        Structure:        Subject + had + Past Participle                                        Julie had a difficult commute                This is how Julie described her commute                This is what Julies colleague said                Fill in the blanks with other things Julies colleague said                Here are some verbs to help you                  Please follow and like us:  
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