Past Perfect Tense

Write the verb in brackets in the Past Perfect Tense. Some tourists … (already to visit) this cathedral before the guide told them about its history.

Write the verb in brackets in the Past Perfect Tense. I … (to make) a decision before our talk.

Write the verb in brackets in the Past Perfect Tense. They … (to get) to the hotel before night.

Write the verb in brackets in the Past Perfect Tense. I … (to meet) your brother before we both entered the university.

Write the verb in brackets in the Past Perfect Tense. He … (to make) photocopies of the documents by six o’clock yesterday.

Write the verb in brackets in the Past Perfect Tense. The accident already … (to happen) before she understood anything.

Write the verb in brackets in the Past Perfect Tense. They … (to send) the invitations for the conference before Sunday.

Write the verb in brackets in the Past Perfect Tense. It … (to stop) raining by the night.

Write the verb in brackets in the Past Perfect Tense. We … (to watch) this film before our parents came home.

Write the verb in brackets in the Past Perfect Tense. His sister … (to move) to a new house by the beginning of May.