past perfect

It (not to rain) all summer, so the grass (to be) completely dead.

We (not to feel) like playing Scrabble because we just (to finish) a long game of Monopoly.

When we (to get) married, we (to know) each other for about two years.

Holly (not to eat) oysters before, so she (not to be) sure what to do with them.

We (to choose) the Hotel Rio because we (to stay) there before.

By the time Beethoven (to die), he (to write) nine symphonies.

He (to ask) me which animals I (to see) in Africa.

I (to see) the film before, so I (to know) how it ended.

I already (to have) one flying lesson, and I (to know) immediately that I (to want) to get my pilot's licence.)

I (to live) next to the gym for a couple of months before I (to decide) to join.

I (to want) to say goodbye to Jerry, but he already (to leave).

I already (to buy) the computer game when I (to see) it was cheaper in another shop.