Complete the sentences with the correct ending.

1. Greg felt terrified because … .

a) he’s never flown before;

b) he’d never flown before.

2. How’s Susan?

a) I haven’t seen her for ages.

b) I hadn’t seen her for ages.

3. The group Just Girls are breaking up and … .

a) they’ve only been together for three months;

b) they’d only been together for three months.

4. We were all very tired because …

a) we’ve just travelled back from Florida;

b) we’d just travelled back from Florida.

5. I love eating here. It’s the best restaurant … .

a) I’ve ever been to;

b) I’d ever been to.

6. The whole country was in shock because … .

a) the President has died;

b) the President had died.

7. It was the first time Juventus … .

a) have lost a match;

b) had lost a match.

8. What’s the matter?

a) You’ve been depressed all week.

b) You’d been depressed all week.

6. Complete the sentences with your own ideas. Use either Present Perfect or Past Perfect.

1. This is the best meal ………. .

2. It was the first time ……….. .

3. Dave was surprised because ……… .

4. I’m not very hungry because ……… .

5. Sue played really badly because ……… .

*Past Perfect Continuous.

had + been + past participle

e.g. They had been workingin this company before they left.

*7. Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Perfect Simple or the Past Perfect Continuous.

1. A: Why was she exhausted?

B: Well, she ……. (study) for hours.

2. A: Why didn’t he have anything to eat at the restaurant?

B: He …….. (already/eat) at home.

3. A: …. Peter ….. ( finish) cleaning the pool when you arrived?

B: No, he hadn’t.

4. A: Why did they give him a promotion?

B: He deserved it because he ………. (work) hard all year.

5. A: How long .... they ….. (cycle) before they stopped for a rest?

B: For five hours.

6. A: Did Frank graduate?

B: No, he didn’t. Although he ……… (almost/complete) his studies, he dropped out in the last term.

7. A: What did you think of the modern art exhibition?

B: It was fantastic! I …….. (never/see) such beautiful works of art before.

*8. Complete the following conversation using the verbs in Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect or Past Perfect Continuous.

Jean has called to see her boyfriend Gary.

Gary: Jean, I’m surprised to see you.

Jean: Well, I think you owe me an explanation.

Gary: Me? What about you? I ...1... (see) you in the cafe last night. We ...2... (arrange) to meet at the cinema, if you remember.

Jean: So why ...3... (you/not/come) into the cafe if you saw me?

Gary: I ...4... (be) too angry. And cold. I ...5... (wait) outside the cinema for an hour.

Jean: But why? ...6... (you/get) my note?

Gary: What note?

Jean: The note I ...7... (leave) here yesterday afternoon. When I ...8... (go) past the cinema yesterday lunchtime I ...9... (notice) that they ...10... (change) the film. So I ...11... (put) a note under your door to tell you.

Gary: I ...12... ( not/find) any note.

Jean: It must be here. Let me look. Yes. Oh dear. I’m afraid it ...13... (slip)under the mat.

Gary: Oh. I’m sorry I was angry. It’s just that, while I ...14... (wait), I was worried about what ...15... (happen) to you. And then, I ...16... (see) you in the cafe. You ...17... (laugh) with your friends and I ...18... (realize) that you ...19... (sit) there quite comfortably with them all evening. I ...20... (just/lose) my temper.

Jean: Never mind. Let’s forget about it. Where shall we go now?

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