<span>2 I went to bed. Paul phoned. When Paul phoned, I had gone to bed.
3 The shoplifter ran away. The police arrived. The police arrived after the shoplifter had run away.
4 Dad cooked dinner. Mum got home. Mum got home before Dad had cooked dinner.
5 The vandals sprayed graffiti on the wall. The police caught them. The vandals sprayed graffiti on the wall before the police had caught them.
6 The film started. We arrived at the cinema. Before we arrived at the cinema, the film had started.
7 It started to rain. We left the beach. We left the beach before it had started to rain.
8 The train left. We got to the station. When we got to the station, the train had left.
Past perfect tense allows the writer to tie the action to a specific point in time. The formula for past perfect is had and the past participle. Simple past tense is just the past participle.
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Answer:D
Explanation:
It is a brief basic description that a elementary student would understand.
If the mother goes to the capital to give her speech she would take the kids with her or leave them at home
I'm not 100% sure, but #1 "<span>but he also scored the highest in the class." sounds the best when it comes out of my mouth and sounds a lot better in my head then the rest of my choices.</span>
Answer: I would probably think the second to last option to be correct.
