She had already *left* [depart] by the time I arrived at her house.

I *did not see* [negative] him at the party last night.

By the time we got to the cinema, the movie had already *started* [begin].

I *wrote* [pen] a letter to my grandmother last week.

They had never *seen* [experience] such a beautiful sunset before their trip to Hawaii.

She *made* [create] a delicious cake for her son’s birthday party.

After he had *finished* [complete] his homework, he went out to play soccer.

The cat *hid* [conceal] under the bed during the thunderstorm last night.

By the time the firefighters arrived, the building had *burned* [flame] down.

Marie *felt* [emotion] sad after watching the romantic movie.

Had you ever *visited* [travel] Europe before your trip last summer?

I *met* [encounter] an old friend while I was walking in the park.

He *bought* [purchase] a new car three days ago.

They had *completed* [finalize] the project before the deadline.

After she had *read* [peruse] the novel, she understood why it was so popular.

Simple Past & Past Perfect 연습문제 2

The children *had gone* [leave] to bed before the parents arrived home.

When I reached the station, the train *had already left* [depart].

I *played* [perform] the violin when I was in high school.

Had they *finished* [complete] eating when you called?

Before she moved to London, she *had lived* [reside] in Paris for two years.

The team *won* [victory] the championship last year.

We *sat* [rest] down to rest after walking for three hours.

She *had never tried* [experience] sushi before her visit to Japan.

I *lost* [misplace] my wallet on my way to work yesterday.

Before the invention of smartphones, people *had used* [utilize] maps to get around.

The museum *closed* [shut] at 5 pm last Saturday.

He *was* [be] afraid because he had never flown in an airplane before.

They *had discussed* [talk] the plan several times before making a decision.

Jennifer *forgot* [fail to remember] to send us the invitation to her wedding.

After the heavy rain, we found that the road *had been washed* [clean] away.