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Exploring grammar Past simple and past perfect 2 Choose the correct form of the verbs. Everyone loves holidays, but do you ever think about who invented)/ had invented them? We don't know who took the first holiday, but the first person in the UK to sell holiday travel (1) was/ had been Thomas Cook. Thomas Cook's big success (2) came/had come with the Great Exhibition of 1851. It was held in London at the Crystal Palace. He (3) started / had started his travel business ten years earlier in 1841, but 1851 (4) changed / had changed everything. The Great Exhibition showed amazing exhibits from all around the world, and people (5) didn't see/hadn't seen anything like it before. Everyone (6) wanted / had wanted to go there, but most people (7) didn't travel/hadn't travelled out of their home town before. They needed someone to organize their trip, so Thomas Cook (8) sold/had sold train tickets. His trips were a smash hit. When the Great Exhibition closed, 6.2 million people (9) visited / had visited it, and a lot of them (10) travelled / had travelled with Thomas Cook. After that, Thomas Cook's business grew and grew, and when he died in 1892 he (11) became/ had become a very rich man. ​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Everyone loves holidays, but do you ever think about who invented them? We don't know who took the first holiday, but the first person in the UK to sell holiday travel was Thomas Cook. Thomas Cook's big success came with the Great Exhibition of 1851. It was held in London at the Crystal Palace. He started his travel business ten years earlier in 1841, but 1851 changed everything. The Great Exhibition showed amazing exhibits from all around the world, and people hadn't seen anything like it before. Everyone had wanted to go there, but most people hadn't travelled out of their home town before. They needed someone to organize their trip, so Thomas Cook had sold train tickets. His trips were a smash hit. When the Great Exhibition closed, 6.2 million people had visited it, and a lot of them had travelled with Thomas Cook. After that, Thomas Cook's business grew and grew, and when he died in 1892 he had become a very rich man.