Question

1. (Livro Upgrade, 2010 – adaptado) Marque a alternativa que contém a forma verbal correta que completa o trecho abaixo:
Kim: Hi, Joey. Did you get your driver's license?
Joey: You won't believe it. By the time I got to the place, the instructor ________________ already ___________________.
( ) have / left
( ) to have / left
( ) had / left
( ) hadn’t / left
( ) had not / left

2. Organize as palavras para formar frases no Passado Perfeito:
a) had exposed / my parents / me to different cultures
b) had not learned / their kids / to respect others
c) they / their student ID card? / had forgotten
d) the bus / had not missed / the teacher
e) we / to different countries / had been

4. Relacione as formas verbais às frases de forma que façam sentido:
had arrived - had cleaned - had done - had made - had washed
When I got home, she _______ from work.
When I got home, she _______ her homework.
When I got home, she _______ the house.
When I got home, she _______ the dishes.
When I got home, she _______ dinner.

5. Leia o texto abaixo e responda as perguntas com respostas curtas no Passado Perfeito (Yes, she had ou No, she hadn’t.)
Rachel had just served lunch when the doorbell rang.
She answered the door and the postman gave her a par1cel. After the postman had left, Rachel remembered the food in the kitchen. She ran back inside but it was too late.
The dog had already eaten her lunch.
a) Had Rachel served his lunch when the doorbell rang?
b) Had Rachel eaten her lunch when the doorbell rang?
c) Had Rachel eater her lunch before the postman left?
d) Had Rachel remembered the food in the kitchen before the postman left?
e) Had Rachel had lunch before the dog ate the food?

Answer 1

1. Had / left

2. A. My parents had exposed me to different cultures.

B. Their kids had not learnt to respect others.

C. Had they forgotten their student ID cards?

D. The teacher had not missed the by.

E. We had been to different countries.

4. Had arrived, had done, had cleaned, had washed, had made

5. A. Yes, she had.

B. No, she hadn't.

C. No, she hadn't.

D. No, she hadn't.

E. No, she hadn't.