Question

Complete the questions using the information in the brackets. Use the past perfect. Example: What ______________________ (you/cook) for dinner that night? What had you cooked for dinner that night? cooking-at-home.jpg 1. What had you went (you/go) there before we went together? 2. When she arrived havd we eaten (we/eat) already? 3. (John/meet) Lucy before they started working together? 4. (you/do) your homework before I saw you? 5. (we/visit) our parents before Christmas?

Answer 1

1What had you done there before we went together?
2Had we already eaten when she arrived?
3Had John met Lucy before they started working together?
4Had you done your homework before I saw you?
5Had we visited our parents before Christmas?

Answer 2

1. What had you gone (you/go) there before we went together? - What had you gone there before we went together? - The correct sentence should be: "Where had you gone before we went together?" since the verb "go" is used in the past perfect tense. The past perfect tense of "go" is "had gone".

2. When she arrived, had we eaten (we/eat) already? - When she arrived, had we eaten already? - The correct sentence is: "When she arrived, had we already eaten?" since the verb "eat" is used in the past perfect tense. The past perfect tense of "eat" is "had eaten".

3. Had John met (John/meet) Lucy before they started working together? - Had John met Lucy before they started working together? - The correct sentence is: "Had John met Lucy before they started working together?" since the verb "meet" is used in the past perfect tense. The past perfect tense of "meet" is "had met".

4. Had you done (you/do) your homework before I saw you? - Had you done your homework before I saw you? - The correct sentence is: "Had you done your homework before I saw you?" since the verb "do" is used in the past perfect tense. The past perfect tense of "do" is "had done".

5. Had we visited (we/visit) our parents before Christmas? - Had we visited our parents before Christmas? - The correct sentence is: "Had we visited our parents before Christmas?" since the verb "visit" is used in the past perfect tense. The past perfect tense of "visit" is "had visited".

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