She ___ college last year. (was leaving, left, had left)
left (happened in the past)
Our team ___ them yesterday. (had defeated, defeated, was defeating)
defeated (happened in past)
I ____ TV when dad arrived. (watched, was watching, had watched)
was watching (an action or situation that was going on at a particular point of time in the past).)
By the time I reached the station, the train ___. (departed, had departed)
had departed (The past perfect is used for the earlier of two past actions)
Emma ___ here yesterday. (came, had come)
came (simple past is used to say when something happened)
Vega ____ home late when the accident happened. (was driving, drove, had driven)
was driving (used for the longer background action that was going on when another action took place)
The guests had left before I ____ home. (reached, had reached, was reaching)
reached ( simple past for the later of the two past actions)
I ___ sleep well last night. (didn't, hadn't)
didn't (simple past - not past participle)
Every morning he ___ for a walk. (went, was going, had gone)
went (simple past)
The captain _____ any goals when the coach took him out of the game. (didn't score, hadn't scored)
hadn't scored (earlier past action)
When the teacher collected the exam, he saw that Peter Pan ____. (had cheated, cheated)
had cheated (action happened earlier)
The referee stopped the game because is ___ so hard. (was snowing, snowed)
was snowing (interrupted action)
My dog go injured while he ___ with other dogs last week. (played, was playing)
was playing (action in progress)
Peter ___ any of his previous games when he played in the finals. (hadn't lost, didn't lose)
hadn't lost (earlier event)
I left school early because I ___ to eat at El Potro. (wanted, was wanting)
wanted (saying what happened)
