Grammar
Tense: Past perfect ou Pluperfect continuous – Drills
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We……………for the exam when the power outage occurred.
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She …………………….for months before she finally returned home.CorrectIncorrect -
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By the time I got to the restaurant, they ……………………..for me for almost an hourCorrectIncorrect -
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When the storm hit , the crew………………………in rough waters for days.
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He ……………………..to fix the car all morning, but still it wouldn’t start.
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They ……………………….dinner for some time when the power went out.CorrectIncorrect -
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Complete the sentences with the right form of the verb in the past perfect continuous.
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( you/ to jog) before you sprained your ankle?
They (to talk) on the phone for an hour before the call got disconnected.
He (not/ look) for a new job for very long when he received a job offer
They (to play) tennis since morning before it started raining.
They (to date) for five years before they got engaged.
She (to teach) at the university for a decade before she retired.
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