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Past Perfect vs Past Perfect Continuous QuizVersión en línea Test your grasp of both tenses por KATTERYN MONTES 1 Choose the sentence that correctly uses past perfect to show an action completed before another past action. a I finish the report before he arrived. b I had finished the report before he arrived. c I finished the report before he arrives. d I had been finishing the report before he arrived. 2 Fill the gap with the past perfect continuous: She ... for two hours when the train finally arrived. a had waited b has been waiting c was waiting d had been waiting 3 Which sentence uses past perfect correctly to indicate an earlier action before another past event? a They had left when we arrived. b They had left by the time we arrived. c They have left by the time we arrived. d They left by the time we had arrived. 4 Choose the sentence that uses past perfect continuous appropriately. a He was studying all night when the exam started. b He had studied all night when the exam started. c He had been studying all night when the exam started. d He had studied all night when the exam started. 5 Which option is incorrect for describing a completed action before another past action? a I finish the project before the deadline. b I had finished the project before the deadline. c I had finished the project before the deadline. d I had finishing the project before the deadline. 6 Choose the correct sentence with past perfect to show sequence of events. a We eaten dinner before we watched the movie. b We had eat dinner before we watched the movie. c We had eaten dinner before we watched the movie. d We had eating dinner before we watched the movie. 7 Select the past perfect continuous option that fits: He ... for hours when the power went out. a worked b had been working c had worked d was working 8 Which sentence correctly contrasts past simple with past perfect continuous? a I had lived there for a year before I moved to the city. b I had been living there for a year before I moved to the city. c I have been living there for a year before I moved to the city. d I was living there for a year before I moved to the city. 9 Identify the correct use of past perfect to express a completed action prior to another past action in a story. a The thief had escaped before the guards arrived. b The thief had escaped before the guards arrived. c The thief had escaping before the guards arrived. d The thief escaped before the guards arrive. 10 Choose the sentence that uses past perfect continuous to express a duration before a past event. a She had been living in Paris for two years when she got the job offer. b She lived in Paris for two years when she got the job offer. c She had been living in Paris for two years when she got the job offer. d She had lived in Paris for two years when she got the job offer. Feedback 1 Past perfect shows completion before another past action. 2 Past perfect continuous = had been + verb-ing. 3 Correct usage demonstrates completed action before another past action. 4 Past perfect continuous describes duration before a past event. 5 Incorrect tense use; should be past perfect: had finished. 6 Past perfect for completed action prior to another past action. 7 Had been + verb-ing shows ongoing action before the past event. 8 Shows ongoing action up to a past point. 9 Past perfect for precede another past action. 10 Duration before a past event is expressed with had been + verb-ing.

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Choose the sentence that correctly uses past perfect to show an action completed before another past action.

Fill the gap with the past perfect continuous: She ... for two hours when the train finally arrived.

Which sentence uses past perfect correctly to indicate an earlier action before another past event?

Choose the sentence that uses past perfect continuous appropriately.

Which option is incorrect for describing a completed action before another past action?

Choose the correct sentence with past perfect to show sequence of events.

Select the past perfect continuous option that fits: He ... for hours when the power went out.

Which sentence correctly contrasts past simple with past perfect continuous?

Identify the correct use of past perfect to express a completed action prior to another past action in a story.

Choose the sentence that uses past perfect continuous to express a duration before a past event.

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