Past Perfect Tense


 PAST PERFECT TENSE
S + had + Verb 3
Examples:
1.      Susan had finished her homework before she went to the market.
2.      Sony took a bath after he had played in the park.
v  Question: Reza (already/hear) about his girlfriend before they met.
v  Answer: Reza had already heard aabout his girlfriend before they met.

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