Question

4. Поставьте глагол в скобках в Past Perfect Tense. 1. Jill (go) out. 2. Our house (change) a lot. 3. Rachel (arrange) to go to the doctor. 4. The film already (begin). 5. I (not see) Tim for five years. 6. Sue just (have) lunch.

Answer 1

1. Jill had gone out.

2. Our house had changed a lot.

3. Rachel had arranged to go to the doctor.

4. The film  had already begun.

5. I hadn't seen Tim for five years.

6. Sue had just had lunch.

Answer 2

1. Jill had gone out. 2. Our house had changed a lot. 3. Rachel had arranged to go to the doctor. 4. The film had already begun. 5. I had not seen Tim for five years. 6. Sue had just had lunch.

Explanation: The Past Perfect Tense is used to describe an action that happened before another action in the past. In this tense, we use the auxiliary verb "had" followed by the past participle form of the main verb. Let's go through each sentence and put the verb in the Past Perfect Tense.

1. Jill had gone out. (The action of Jill going out happened before another past event.) 2. Our house had changed a lot. (The action of the house changing happened before another past event.) 3. Rachel had arranged to go to the doctor. (The action of Rachel arranging to go to the doctor happened before another past event.) 4. The film had already begun. (The action of the film beginning happened before another past event.) 5. I had not seen Tim for five years. (The action of not seeing Tim happened before another past event.) 6. Sue had just had lunch. (The action of Sue having lunch happened before another past event.)

In each sentence, we use the Past Perfect Tense to indicate that the action happened before another event or time in the past.