2ºBACHILLERATO:
UNIT 1 REVIEW
PAST PERFECT |
• Indica una acción pasada
que terminó antes que otra, también pasada.
She lived in London when I first met her. Her
family had moved there two years before.
• Equivale al Pretérito
Pluscuamperfecto o al Pretérito Anterior del castellano.
Present perfect: She is worried because she has never taken an exam
before
Past perfect: She was worried because she had never taken an exam
before
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(+) Sujeto + Had + Participio pasado. She had studied her lessons when
I arrived
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(-) Sujeto + Hadn‘t +
Participio pasado. She hadn‘t studied her lessons when I arrived
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(?) Had + Sujeto + Participio pasado? Had she studied her lessons when
you arrived?
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auxiliary verb
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Subject
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auxiliary verb
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main verb
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+
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I
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had
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finished
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my work.
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+
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You
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had
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stopped
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before me.
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-
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She
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had
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not
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gone
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to school.
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-
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We
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had
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not
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left.
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?
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Had
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you
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arrived?
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?
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Had
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they
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eaten
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dinner?
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When speaking with
the past perfect tense, we often contract the subject and auxiliary verb:
I had
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I'd
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you had
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you'd
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he had
she had it had |
he'd
she'd it'd |
we had
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we'd
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they had
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they'd
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The 'd contraction is also used for the auxiliary verb would.
For example, we'd can mean:
But usually the main verb is in a different form, for example:
It is always clear from the context.
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PAST PERFECT SIMPLE vs
PAST SIMPLE
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