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This document provides an exercise on basic grammar concepts related to the past perfect tense. It contains 5 sections: 1. Circle the correct verb forms in sentences using the past perfect and past simple. 2. Match sentence beginnings with endings using the past perfect. 3. Complete sentences with the past perfect form of verbs in brackets. 4. Match questions with reported answers using the past perfect. 5. Change direct speech sentences to reported speech using the past perfect where required.

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Basic Grammar Unit7 With Answers

This document provides an exercise on basic grammar concepts related to the past perfect tense. It contains 5 sections: 1. Circle the correct verb forms in sentences using the past perfect and past simple. 2. Match sentence beginnings with endings using the past perfect. 3. Complete sentences with the past perfect form of verbs in brackets. 4. Match questions with reported answers using the past perfect. 5. Change direct speech sentences to reported speech using the past perfect where required.

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Unit 7

Basic Grammar

Name  Class  Date

1 Circle the correct options. 4 Match the questions (1–6) with the reported
1 The festival crowd made / had made a big mess answers (a–f).
so we cleaned it up.
2 I arrived late at the concert and the headliner
finished / had finished playing.
3 The food stalls had sold / hadn’t sold all their food
when I got there so I was hungry.
4 My dog hadn’t saw / hadn’t seen fireworks before
and he was really scared.
5 When we got back to our tent that night, the wind
has blown / had blown it down. 1 Do you like playing at concerts? f
2 Have you played at many festivals? b
2 Match the beginnings (1–5) with the endings 3 Where are you planning to play next? c
(a–e) to make sentences.
4 Did you enjoy playing at last year’s
1 The carnival floats had passed all through a
Sunny Days Festival?
the town  b
5 Had you ever played at a festival before
2 The audience decided to leave  d d
last year?
3 We chose that campsite because  a 6 Do you prefer playing at festivals or on TV?  e
4 Everyone loved the party even though  c
a He said he had enjoyed playing there.
5 She arrived late to the parade because she  e
b He told me he had played at about ten.
a we had stayed there the two previous summers. c He said he was planning to play in California
b when they reached my neighbourhood. next summer.
c we hadn’t put up many decorations. d He said he had never played at a festival before that.
d after the band had played two encores. e He said he preferred playing at festivals.
e hadn’t finished making her costume on time. f He told me that he really liked playing at them.

3 Complete the sentences with the past perfect 5 Complete the reported speech sentences with
form of the verbs in brackets. the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1 Why did you go to the police station? 1 ‘I love the support act’s songs!’
Someone had stolen (steal) my bike. She said she loved (love) the support
2 Why did the band leave the stage? act’s songs.
Some people in the crowd had thrown 2 ‘The carnival last year was better than this year.’
(throw) things at them. They said the carnival last year had been (be)
3 Why didn’t the band play an encore? much better than this year.
The audience hadn’t liked (not like) their music. 3 ‘I have played at every concert since 2015.’
4 Why didn’t you go to his party? He told me he had played (play) at every
I hadn’t bought (not buy) him a present. concert since 2015.
5 Why didn’t you know how to get to the campsite? 4 ‘We are going to watch the parade in town.’
Because I hadn’t been (not be) there before. We told our parents we were going (go) to
watch the parade in town.
5 ‘I am very proud of you all.’
The headmaster told the students he
was (be) very proud of them.

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