When I (open) the curtains in the morning, I found that it (snow) during the night.
opened, had snowed
In the shopping centre, I (meet) a friend who I (not see) for ages.
met, had not seen
At school, Jim quickly (copy) the homework that he (not do).
copied, had not done
(you / eat) anything before you (go) to the theatre?
Had you eaten, went
When she (arrive), the match (already start).
arrived, had already started
We (be) good friends. We (know) each other for years.
were, had known
After I (read) the entire series of Harry Potter, I (watch) the movies.
had read, watched
Allan (have) a headache because his baby sister (cry) for half an hour.
had, had cried / had been crying
Correct the mistake: She had been owning this car for 10 years before she sold in 2021.
She had owned this car. (own is a state verb)
Correct the mistake: Before they had had lunch they cleaned the kitchen.
Before they had lunch they HAD cleaned the kitchen.
Correct the mistake: He bought his first car after his father had lended him money.
He bought his first car after his father had LENT him money.
Correct the mistake: Everyone had been arriving at the party by the time we got there.
Everyone had arrivED at the party by the time we got there.
