Tense mixed review Worksheet-22
Use the simple past or the past perfect tense as needed:
A. Closed B. Had closed
C. Have closed D. Has closed
A. Was washed B. Have washed
C. Has washed D. Had washed
A. Having read B. Had read
C. Have read D. Has read
A. Having worn B. Have worn
C. Had worn D. Has worn
A. Was arrived B. Had arrived
C. Have arrived D. Has arrived
A. Has built B. Has builded
C. Had built D. Have built
A. Started B. Has started
C. Have started D. Had started
A. Had eaten … left B. Had eaten … left
C. Ate … had left D. Had eaten … left
A. Had shut… had come B. Had shut… came
C. Had shut… has come D. Shut… had come
A. Slept… had gone B. Had slept … went
C. Slept … had went D. Were sleeping … was went
Answer Key:
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first