We were afraid he ... our address.

a) forgot

b) had forgotten

c) forget

d) has forgotten

Past Perfect 1) Jill was afraid she (forget) her Key at home, but she found her handbag a) has forgotten b) have forgotten c) had forgot 2) Dad wasn't at home when I came back:He (go) out twenty minutes before a) has gone b) have gone c) had gone 3)

1) I am afraid I (forget) my book at home a) has forgotten b) have forgotten c) will forget 2) ___the secretary (yet/come) ? a) have came b) has come c) has came 3) __you (ever/be) to Italy? a) has be b) have been c) has be

12. He (to forget) his French since he (leave) Paris. A) forgot ... had left B) forget ... leave C) have forgotten ... left D) has forgotten ... left;

1) Steve ... English since he was five old. a) learns b) has been learning c) learned d) is learning 2) I suddenly remembered that ... my documents. a) have forgotten b) forget c) had forgotten d) forgot

Circle the correct item. 1) Edgar phoned/had phoned me at 8 o'clock yesterday evening. 2) Mary vacuumed/had vacuumed the carpets by 3 o'clock yesterday. 3) We went / had gone home after it stopped/had stopped raining.