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Problem Overview:
The worksheet focuses on the Past Perfect Tense, which is used to describe actions that were completed before another past action. The tasks involve filling in blanks with the Past Perfect form of verbs, converting sentences into negative and interrogative forms, and answering questions using the Past Perfect Tense.
Solution:
#### Part A: Fill in the blanks with the Past Perfect form of verbs given in brackets
1. The movie had started when we reached the theatre.
- Verb: start → had started
2. After she heard the news, she rushed to see him.
- Verb: hear → had heard
3. Suddenly I realized that I had forgotten to bring my pencil box.
- Verb: forget → had forgotten
4. Mr. Gopal hoped that his relatives would come to help him.
- Verb: hope → had hoped
5. I washed my hands after I had eaten my lunch.
- Verb: eat → had eaten
6. The thief had escaped before the police arrived.
- Verb: escape → had escaped
7. When I finished my work, I went off to sleep.
- Verb: finish → had finished
8. The doctor arrived after the patient had died.
- Verb: die → had died
9. She had left the office when she reached there.
- Verb: leave → had left
10. Sanjeev had gone to market when I called her.
- Verb: go → had gone
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#### Part B: Fill in the blanks with Past Perfect tense in its negative form
1. Both parties had not come to a compromise.
- Verb: come → had not come
2. My younger brother had not passed his B.A. last year.
- Verb: pass → had not passed
3. The thief had not opened the lock with a hammer.
- Verb: open → had not opened
4. The maid had not mopped the floor quite clean.
- Verb: mop → had not mopped
5. The darkness had not prevailed when I got home.
- Verb: prevail → had not prevailed
6. We had not sold our old house.
- Verb: sell → had not sold
7. The sun had not risen high when they woke up.
- Verb: rise → had not risen
8. The shops had not closed when we reached the market.
- Verb: close → had not closed
9. The well had not dried up last summer.
- Verb: dry → had not dried
10. Our team had not won the match.
- Verb: win → had not won
11. The hawker had not brought fresh vegetables today.
- Verb: bring → had not brought
12. The guard had not whistled to start.
- Verb: whistle → had not whistled
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#### Part C: Fill in the blanks with the Interrogative form of Past Perfect Tense
1. Had he left for railway station before it started raining?
- Verb: leave → Had he left
2. Had his business failed badly?
- Verb: fail → Had failed
3. Had the mother washed the clothes?
- Verb: wash → Had washed
4. Had she visited the Taj before?
- Verb: visit → Had visited
5. Had he come before you came?
- Verb: come → Had come
6. Had the farmers sown the wheat crop in October?
- Verb: sow → Had sown
7. Had the juggler shown his feats to the people?
- Verb: show → Had shown
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#### Part D: Change the given sentences into their negative and interrogative forms of past perfect tense
1. The thieves had broken into her house.
- Negative: The thieves had not broken into her house.
- Interrogative: Had the thieves broken into her house?
2. The cook had prepared a delicious dish.
- Negative: The cook had not prepared a delicious dish.
- Interrogative: Had the cook prepared a delicious dish?
3. Susan had painted a beautiful picture.
- Negative: Susan had not painted a beautiful picture.
- Interrogative: Had Susan painted a beautiful picture?
4. The labourers had dug the canal long ago.
- Negative: The labourers had not dug the canal long ago.
- Interrogative: Had the labourers dug the canal long ago?
5. Mummy had washed my school dress.
- Negative: Mummy had not washed my school dress.
- Interrogative: Had Mummy washed my school dress?
6. The villagers had beaten the thief to death.
- Negative: The villagers had not beaten the thief to death.
- Interrogative: Had the villagers beaten the thief to death?
7. Her husband had died in a road accident.
- Negative: Her husband had not died in a road accident.
- Interrogative: Had her husband died in a road accident?
8. They had wasted away their wealth.
- Negative: They had not wasted away their wealth.
- Interrogative: Had they wasted away their wealth?
9. The lion had agreed to the request of animals.
- Negative: The lion had not agreed to the request of animals.
- Interrogative: Had the lion agreed to the request of animals?
10. We had finished our course.
- Negative: We had not finished our course.
- Interrogative: Had we finished our course?
11. The fox had failed to get the grapes.
- Negative: The fox had not failed to get the grapes.
- Interrogative: Had the fox failed to get the grapes?
12. The patient had died in the hospital.
- Negative: The patient had not died in the hospital.
- Interrogative: Had the patient died in the hospital?
13. The police had arrived at the incident.
- Negative: The police had not arrived at the incident.
- Interrogative: Had the police arrived at the incident?
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