The Past P

Apuntes

•Past Perfect Tense The Past Perfect Tense describes an action completed before another past action. It clarifies the sequence of events. Its structure is: had + past participle. For example: She had left before he arrived, indicating she left first, then he arrived. It is often used with words like before, after, when, already, and by the time to specify the order of past events. •Verb Forms be – was/were – been beat – beat – beaten become – became – become begin – began – begun bite – bit – bitten break – broke – broken bring – brought – brought build – built – built buy – bought – bought catch – caught – caught can – could – — (no participle; modal verb) choose – chose – chosen come – came – come cost – cost – cost cut – cut – cut do – did – done draw – drew – drawn drink – drank – drunk drive – drove – driven eat – ate – eaten fall – fell – fallen feed – fed – fed feel – felt – felt fight – fought – fought find – found – found fly – flew – flown forget – forgot – forgotten freeze – froze – frozen get – got – got give – gave – given go – went – gone grow – grew – grown have – had – had hear – heard – hear...