Exercise 105. Choose the right form of the verb from the brackets. Explain your choice. 1.Now she was glad she ... ... ... his address away (was not throwing /did not throw/has not thrown /had not thrown). 2.Rosemary ... ... in Paris three days before she called Jean-Jacques (was/were/has been/had been). 3. I paid for what we (were drinking/have drunk/had drunk), and we made our way to a cheap restaurant. 4. On their return they found that Davidson ... just ... (has ... come/have ... come/had come).
Now she was glad she had not thrown his address away. Explanation: The correct form should be "had not thrown" because it is referring to a past action that was completed before the current moment.
Rosemary had been in Paris three days before she called Jean-Jacques. Explanation: The correct form should be "had been" because the action of being in Paris happened before she called Jean-Jacques.
I paid for what we had drunk, and we made our way to a cheap restaurant. Explanation: The correct form should be "had drunk" because it is referring to a past action that was completed before the next action of going to the restaurant.
On their return they found that Davidson had come. Explanation: The correct form should be "had come" because it is referring to an action that occurred before their return.
Now she was glad she had not thrown his address away.
Explanation: The correct form should be "had not thrown" because it is referring to a past action that was completed before the current moment.
Rosemary had been in Paris three days before she called Jean-Jacques.
Explanation: The correct form should be "had been" because the action of being in Paris happened before she called Jean-Jacques.
I paid for what we had drunk, and we made our way to a cheap restaurant.
Explanation: The correct form should be "had drunk" because it is referring to a past action that was completed before the next action of going to the restaurant.
On their return they found that Davidson had come.
Explanation: The correct form should be "had come" because it is referring to an action that occurred before their return.