Question

Past perfect simple or past perfect continious 1.i could smell cigarettes. somebody (smoke)2.i (eat) when you called me3.Kathy put on weight because she (not/do) exercise for months 4.My mother (already/cook) the dinner when I arrived5.i(run) for an hour when it starter raining6. if it (not/rain),we would have played football7.Mary (not/finish)her homework yet

Answer 1

Was smoking
was eating
hadn’t done
had already cooked
was running
hadn’t rained
hadn’t finished

Answer 2

1. "I could smell cigarettes. Somebody (smoke)." - Past Perfect Simple: "I could smell cigarettes. Somebody had smoked."

2. "I (eat) when you called me." - Past Perfect Continuous: "I had been eating when you called me."

3. "Kathy put on weight because she (not/do) exercise for months." - Past Perfect Simple: "Kathy put on weight because she had not done exercise for months."

4. "My mother (already/cook) the dinner when I arrived." - Past Perfect Simple: "My mother had already cooked the dinner when I arrived."

5. "I (run) for an hour when it started raining." - Past Perfect Continuous: "I had been running for an hour when it started raining."

6. "If it (not/rain), we would have played football." - Past Perfect Simple: "If it had not rained, we would have played football."

7. "Mary (not/finish) her homework yet." - Past Perfect Simple: "Mary had not finished her homework yet."