Structure of Past Perfect Tense

Examples:

• I went there after I had completed the task.
• She had come late to the school.
• My father and mother had been married for two years when I was born.
• Until he went to England, he had never spoken English.
• If you had studied hard last year, he would have passed all his exams.
• She had done her homework so she was happy.
• He had lived in Florida for ten years before he moved to California.
• They had gone out when you called.
• The woman had cried till the morning.
• I had returned to university.
• He had left when I went to the club.
• By the time we came, she had finished the project.

Examples:

• I had not (hadn’t) completed the task.
• She  had not (hadn’t) come late to the school.
• They  had not (hadn’t) been married when I was born.
• Until he went to England, he had not (hadn’t) spoken English.
• You had not (hadn’t) studied hard.
• She  had not (hadn’t) done her homework so she was sad.
• He had not (hadn’t) lived in Florida.
• They  had not (hadn’t) gone out when you called.
• The woman had not (hadn’t) cried till the morning.
• I had not (hadn’t) returned to university.
• He had not (hadn’t) left when I went to the club.
• By the time we came, she had not (hadn’t) finished the project.

Examples:

• Had you completed the task?
• Had she come late to the school?
• Had they been married when I was born?
• Had he spoken English until he went to England?
• Had she done her homework?
• Had he lived in Florida?
• Had they gone out when you called?
• Had  the woman cried till the morning?
• Had you returned to university?
• Had he left when I went to the club?
• Had she finished the project ,by the time we came?