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📚 PAST PERFECT SIMPLE vs. PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

Instructions:

  1. Study the infographic carefully and identify the differences between the two tenses.

  2. Review the structures:

    • Past Perfect Simple: HAD + Past Participle (V3).

    • Past Perfect Continuous: HAD BEEN + Verb-ing.

  3. Pay attention to the difference between a completed action and an action that continued over a period of time.

  4. Read each sentence carefully and choose the correct tense according to its meaning and context.

  5. Complete all the exercises on Liveworksheets.

  6. Check your answers before submitting your work.

  7. Click Finish and select Check my answers to review your results.

🎯 Your goal: Understand when to use each tense to describe past events accurately, focusing on completed actions and duration.

Remember: Ask yourself: What had happened? or What had been happening?

Keep practicing and do your best! 💜

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