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1
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I had read most of his novels by the end of the holiday.
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a
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action in the middle of
happening at a stated past time.
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2
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I was enjoying myself at the party while Tim was babysitting at home.
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b
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complete action or event which
happened at a stated past time
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3
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We got up at half past six this morning.
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c
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past actions which happened
one immediately after another.
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4
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They were still considering his proposal that evening.
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d
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past action in progress
interrupted by another past action
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5
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She jogged five miles every day when she was young.
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e
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action continuing over a
period up to a specific time in the past.
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6
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She had a shower, got dressed quickly and left for the airport.
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f
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complete past action which had
visible results in the past
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7
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Reporters had been telephoning all morning.
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g
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past action which occurred before
another action or before stated time
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8
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A crowd of tourists were waiting outside the
hotel when the bomb exploded.
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h
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past habit or state
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9
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He made his last film in Poland.
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i
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Past Perfect Continuous as the
past equivalent of the Present Perfect Continuous.
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10
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She had been going out with Tony for five years before she
decided to marry him.
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j
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action not connected to the
present which happened at a definite past time not mentioned.
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11
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She was upset because she had just heard the news.
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k
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Past Perfect as the past
equivalent of the Present Perfect.
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12
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The police officer changed her
phone number because she had been
receiving.
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l
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two or more simultaneous past
actions
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13
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The dancer had always dreamed of becoming successful.
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m
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past action of certain
duration which had visible results in the past
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