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Subject + had + 3 |
go |
went |
gone |
Affirmative |
Negative |
Interrogative |
I had gone |
I hadn't gone |
Had I gone? |
You had gone |
You hadn't gone |
Had you gone? |
He had gone |
He hadn't gone |
Had he gone? |
She had gone |
She hadn't gone |
Had she gone? |
It had gone |
It hadn't gone |
Had it gone? |
We had gone |
We hadn't gone |
Had we gone? |
You had gone |
You hadn't gone |
Had you gone? |
They had gone |
They hadn't go |
Had they gone? |
Affirmative |
Subjetc + had + 3 |
I had gone to New York |
Yo habia ido a New York |
He had gone to New York |
El habia ido a New York |
Negative |
Subjetc + hadn't + 3 |
I hadn't gone to New York |
Yo no hania ido a New York |
He hadn't gone to New York |
El no habia ido a New York |
Interrogative |
Had + subject + 3 + ? |
Had I gone to New York? |
¿Habia ido yo a New York? |
Had he gone to New York? |
¿Habia ido él a New York? |
Uses of the past perfect.
Action in the past that took place before another.
Her plane had already left when Thelma arrived at the airport.
With adverb just to express an action that has just ocurred.
When Jhon phoned, the kids had just gone to bed.
Third Conditional
If I had known that you were sick, I would have gone to see you.