By the time she arrived, I *had finished* (finish) the report.

He *had not seen* (not see) such a beautiful painting before.

We *had completed* (complete) our homework by 8 PM.

*Had* (have) you ever visited the museum before it closed down?

She *had never heard* (never hear) of that author until you mentioned him.

They *had left* (leave) the party before we could say goodbye.

I *had worked* (work) there for five years before moving abroad.

Before the concert began, we *had already found* (already find) our seats.

The train *had departed* (depart) when I reached the station.

He wished he *had brought* (bring) a map with him.

I was hungry because I *had not eaten* (not eat) anything all day.

*Had* (have) they ever been to Europe before their trip last summer?

She told me she *had never been* (never be) so happy before.

My friend *had just finished* (just finish) cooking when I called her.

The movie *had started* (start) when they walked into the cinema.

Вправа 2: Використання минулого досконалого часу в контексті

By 2010, he *had written* (write) three books.

We couldn’t go to the restaurant because we *hadn’t booked* (not book) a table in advance.

She felt sick during the flight because she *hadn’t slept* (not sleep) well the night before.

I *had studied* (study) French before I moved to Paris.

He wasn’t hungry. He *had already eaten* (already eat) breakfast.

They *had lived* (live) in the same house for 20 years before they decided to move.

The garden was beautiful. You could tell that someone *had taken* (take) good care of it.

She *had visited* (visit) her grandmother before she went to the party.

I didn’t understand the material because I *hadn’t attended* (not attend) the previous class.

The teacher knew that we *hadn’t done* (not do) our homework.

Before his career in politics, he *had been* (be) a lawyer.

When the fire started, everybody *had already left* (already leave) the building.

She wished she *had taken* (take) the opportunity when she had the chance.

They *hadn’t realized* (not realize) how late it was until the clock struck midnight.

I couldn’t call you because I *had lost* (lose) your phone number.