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Файл:Грамматика английского языка для школьников. Кн.IV. Сборник упражнений
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had + V3/Ved
Affirmative
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I
He
She
It had worked/gone
We
You
They
Negative
I
He
She
It had not worked/gone
We
You
They
had not = hadnt
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Had it worked/gone...?
Whom, When, Where, Why, With whom
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Interrogative
I
he
she
we
you
they
Special questions
Where had it
What, Who, Which of them, Which of you
Who had worked/went?
I
he
she
we
you
they
worked/
gone ...?
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1. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into
the Past Indefinite or the Past Perfect.
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1. Andy (to visit)
his friends yesterday.
2. I (to cook) dinner
for my family
last Tuesday.
3. The children (to
make) a fire on
the bank of the
river yesterday
evening.
4. Harry (to repair)
his bicycle the
day before yesterday.
5. Emily (not to
bathe) in the lake
yesterday morning.
1. By 6 oclock yesterday Andy (to
visit) his friends.
2. By 3 oclock last
Tuesday I (to
cook) dinner for
my family.
3. By 9 oclock yesterday evening
the children (to
make) a fire on
the bank of the
river.
4. By 4 oclock the
day before yesterday Harry (to
repair) his bicycle.
5. By 8 oclock yesterday morning
Emily (not to
bathe) in the
lake.
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2. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into
the Past Continuous or the Past Perfect.
1. At 7 oclock yesterday evening
Grace (to make)
apple-jam in the
kitchen.
2. At 3 oclock last
Saturday I (to
write) a composition for the
Russian lesson.
3. At 9 oclock the
day before yesterday Molly and
her friend (to
watch) a new
film on TV in
Italian.
4. At 5 oclock yesterday Dick (to
work) on the
computer in his
room.
1. By 7 oclock yesterday evening
Grace already (to
make) apple-jam
in the kitchen.
2. By 3 oclock last
Saturday I just
(to write) a composition for the
Russian lesson.
3. By 9 oclock the
day before yesterday Molly and
her friend (to
watch) a new
film on TV in
Italian.
4. By 5 oclock yesterday Dick already (to work)
on the computer
in his room.
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3. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into
the Past Indefinite or the Past Perfect.
1. Helen (not to want) to go to the cinema with us yesterday evening because
she already (to see) this film.
2. When I (to arrive) at the party some
of my friends already (to go) home.
3. When Jasper (to come) back home
yesterday evening his parents (not to
go) to bed yet.
4. During his last holidays Fred (to vis-
it) his native town where he (to live)
in his childhood.
5. When Ann (to go) to bed yesterday
evening she remembered that she (not
to lock) the door yet.
6. Jenny (to go) home after lessons yes-
terday after she (to make) the classroom clean.
7. Mark (not to understand) the problem until I (not to explain) it to him.
4. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into
the Past Indefinite or the Past Perfect.
1. The pupils (to go) to school after they
(to finish) their work in the school
garden.
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2. The old man (to be) ill before he (to
die).
3. As soon as the children (to watch)
cartoons in English they (to go) for a
walk in the park.
4. When Betty (to come) home her moth-
er already (to cook) supper for her.
5. When the teacher (to enter) the class-
room the pupils (not to do) that difficult exercise yet.
6. Meggy (to give) me a new magazine
yesterday which she (to buy) lately.
7. By the time the bus (to reach) Berlin
Doris (to make) friends some passen-
gers.
5. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into
the Past Continuous or the Past Perfect.
1. By 10 oclock yesterday we (to decorate) a New Year tree with toys and
at 11 oclock we (to have) a New Year
party.
2. By 6 oclock yesterday Lolly (to come)
back from the skating rink and at 8
oclock she (to do) her homework.
3. By 3 oclock last Wednesday Fanny
(to pass) her last exam and at 5
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oclock she (to dance) with her best
friend Dave at his birthday party.
4. By 1 oclock yesterday I (to meet) Bes-
sy at the airport and at three oclock
we (to go) to the Russian Museum.
5. By 5 oclock the day before yesterday
Carol (to play) badminton with Denis
in the garden and at 6 oclock they
(to sit) and (to eat) tasty ice-creams
in the sitting room.
6. By 11 oclock yesterday morning Betty (to prepare) for her exams and at
4 oclock she (to take) an English
exam at school.
7. By 7 oclock yesterday morning Granny (to bake) pies with rice and meat
and at 8 oclock our family (to drink)
tea with those pies in the dining room.
8. By 6 oclock Mike (to finish) his work
and at 7 oclock he (to drive) us to
the country.
6. Answer the questions.
Use the verbs in brackets.
1. Why didnt Susan want to go to the
theatre with us last Saturday? (to see
this ballet)
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2. Why was Phil late for school yesterday morning? (to get up late)
3. What did you hear about Kate? (to
go to Paris)
4. Why didnt Sam return home in time
yesterday? (to meet his friend)
5. What did you learn about your cousin from the telegram you received?
(to pass his exams)
6. Why couldnt David buy milk and bread
yesterday? (to lose all the money)
7. Answer the questions.
Use the verbs in brackets.
1. What did you learn about Cathy? (to
be ill for a month)
2. Why did your friends come home so
soon from Spain? (to spend all their
money)
3. Why didnt you call me yesterday
evening? (to forget)
4. Why didnt Mark meet his Canadian
friend at the airport last Tuesday?
(not to receive his telegram)
5. Why didnt you see Jenny on your way
to school yesterday morning? (to be
late for school)
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6. Why couldnt Mary buy a new car last
month? (to buy a country house)
8. Open the brackets.
Put the verbs into the correct form.
1. Robert came home after he (to pass)
his exams at the University.
2. They didnt start eating until all children (to sit) round the table.
3. When I met Alice I found out why
she (not to come) to school.
4. The pupils went home after they (to
finish) doing their extra work.
5. Emily didnt know what to do when
she (to spend) all her money in Italy.
6. When James went to bed he remembered that he (not to switch off) the
light in the kitchen.
9. Open the brackets.
Put the verbs into the correct form.
1. When Betty went to bed she remembered that she (not to lock) the front
door of the country house.
2. Before Meggy and Jim played badminton in the garden they (to have) ten
pies with cabbage for lunch.
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3. As soon as Dolly had left the sitting
room I (to turn on) the tape-recorder.
4. After Mark had done his homework
he (to go) to the stadium to play foot-
ball with his friends.
5. Before it began to rain I (to finish)
my work in the garden.
6. When Christina came home from
school she remembered she (to leave)
her textbooks in the library.
10. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into
the Past Indefinite or the Past Continu-
ous or the Past Perfect.
1. When I (to meet) Emily yesterday
morning she (to eat) ice-cream which
she just (to buy) in the nearest shop.
2. When I (to phone) Christina yesterday evening her mother told me she
just (to go) to the theatre.
3. When Dave (to arrive) in London
last week his sister told him Jack
already (to book) a ticket for him to
Berlin.
4. Sasha and Bill (to come) late to the
theatre yesterday evening and the
opera already (to begin).
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