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Simple Past vs Past Participle Exercise
Subject Explanations:
Present Perfect Tense
Past Perfect Tense
Subject Exercises:
Past Perfect Tense Exercise
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Present Perfect vs Past Perfect
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Present Perfect vs Perfect Progressive 1
Present Perfect vs Perfect Progressive 2
Simple Past vs Past Perfect
Simple Past vs Past Participle
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Simple Past Tense
All Tenses Exercises
Complete the sentences by using the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use
simple past
,
past participle
or
past continuous
.
1. After Ken ---- (complete) his project, he worked out in the gym for a while.
2. As soon as Michael ---- (learn) English; he signed up for the Spanish course.
3. By the time Mike ---- (attend) the meeting, Alice and I had already discussed important issues.
4. Before Jake went to England, he ---- (buy) many books about this country.
5. Just as Sally ---- (go shopping), she realized that she had to make an important phone call.
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Simple Past vs Past Participle
6. Jennifer had cried until she ---- (exhaust) herself.
7. When I ---- (meet) Kelly at the airport, she was really upset because of her lazy brother.
8. As I ---- (try) to choose a nice DVD movie, my friend gave me a call.
9. While you ---- (watch) TV, I was sleeping.
10. Before Adam ---- (learn) how to drive a car, he had to go everywhere on foot.
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