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	(899, 26, 0, '1.4 Present Perfect and Past Simple', '<p></p><p><b>5.</b>\r\n<b>Fill in the gaps with the <i>present\r\nperfect</i> or <i>past simple</i>.</b><em></em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>&nbsp;</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p align="center"><b>Successful Astronaut and\r\nScientist</b></p><p align="center"><b><br></b></p><p align="center"></p><p style="text-align: left;">Mae Collins is a well-known\r\nastronaut and scientist. She <b>1)</b> {#1} (<b>be</b>) born in 1963 in Mobile, Alabama.\r\nShe <b>2)</b> {#2} (<b>grow</b>) up in a family of a\r\ncivilian driver at nearby Air Force bases and a nurse of a local\r\nhospital. </p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;">&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;">Since her young age her\r\nfather <b>3)</b> {#3} (<b>take</b>) her to the air bases to see planes\r\nand other military aircrafts. During her teenage years, Collins<b> 4) </b>{#4}\r\n(<b>begin</b>) to grow more curious about the way things worked and more\r\nambitious in her experimentation – sometimes detrimental to her family. “Once I\r\n<b>5</b><b>)</b> {#5} (<b>tear</b>) up all my old dolls and some of my young\r\nbrother’s toy cars to see closer how they <b>6</b><b>)</b><b> </b>{#6} (<b>be</b>) made. Another\r\ntime I <b>7)</b> {#7} (<b>nearly </b>/ <b>burn</b>) our kitchen when I <b>8</b><b>)</b> {#8} (<b>attempt</b>)\r\nto cook up rocket fuel in one of my mother’s saucepans and the<em> </em>concoction <b>9</b><b>)</b><b> </b>{#9} (<b>explode</b>). I was a disastrous child.” – laughs she. At high school Collins <b>10)</b> {#10} (<b>like</b>) natural sciences and physical education and <b>11) </b>{#11}<b> </b>(<b>be</b>) involved in different activities. After classes she <b>12) </b>{#12} (<b>attend</b>) a biology club and <b>13) </b>{#13}\r\n(<b>be</b>) a player of the school girls’\r\nbasketball team.&nbsp; She <b>14) </b>{#14} (<b>graduate</b>) from Rice\r\n University, receiving a\r\nBachelor of Science in Biology/Chemistry in 1984 and obtaining a Ph.D. in\r\nBiochemistry later in 1988. Since then she <b>15) </b>{#15} (<b>make</b>) a great career.\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;">&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;">At the beginning of her\r\ncareer Collins <b>16)</b> {#16} (<b>join</b>)<em> </em>the Cell and Molecular\r\nResearch Laboratory at the NASA Johnson Space\r\nCenter in Houston and <b>17) </b>{#17} (<b>work</b>) in various\r\nbiochemistry and medical science research positions for the next decade, ending\r\nup as a director of the lab. “She <b>18) </b>{#18} (<b>gain</b>) a lot of\r\nexperience and practical knowledge in the field since she <b>19) </b>{#19} (<b>start</b>) in our\r\nlab. And we are very happy to see her in a leading position.” – her colleagues\r\npoint out. </p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;">&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;">In May 1999, Collins <b>20) </b>{#20} (<b>be</b>) selected as an Astronaut Candidate. After completing years of\r\nrigorous space-flight training, she <b>21) </b>{#21}\r\n(<b>become</b>) a part of the Expedition 6\r\ncrew and <b>22) </b>{#22} (<b>travel</b>) into space for the first time\r\non July 10, 2005 aboard the shuttle Endeavour as a flight engineer. &nbsp;She <b>23)</b> {#23} (<b>already</b> / <b>take</b>) part in four NASA space missions.\r\nShe <b>24) </b>{#24} (<b>spend</b>) most of her space time\r\nconducting experiments in microgravity and human life sciences. Since she <b>25)</b> {#25} (<b>turn</b>) into an astronaut, she <b>26) </b>{#26} (<b>set</b>) a number of\r\nrecords. On Genesis 14 she <b>27) </b>{#27} (<b>become</b>) the oldest woman spacewalker\r\n(at the age of 48), and on May 2, 2017, she <b>28) </b>{#28} (<b>set</b>) a record of\r\nthe longest time ever spent in space by any NASA astronaut, surpassing\r\nastronaut Tom Williams’ previous record of 590 days. Also Collins <b>29)</b> {#29} (<b>receive</b>) numerous awards for her accomplishments.&nbsp; The most <span lang="LT">notable are </span>the NASA Sustained Superior Performance Award (1996) and\r\nthe NASA Space Flight Medal (2015). However, despite all her successes she\r\nstays humble, “I don\'t think about the records themselves too much as my\r\nachievements <b>30) </b>{#30} (<b>be</b>) made thanks to all incredible people\r\nthat I <b>31)</b> {#31} (<b>meet</b>) in my life and who <b>32) </b>{#32} (<b>make</b>) it possible.”<span lang="LT"></span></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;">&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;">Collins is a phenomenal role\r\nmodel for young women, and all people, who are exploring or participating in education\r\nprograms and careers. 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	(935, 33, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>1. Read the sentences, identify\r\nthe tenses, then match them with the correct description choosing the appropriate\r\nletter.&nbsp; <br></b></p><p><b><br></b></p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<p>1. The couple was exhausted\r\nbecause they <strong>had been hiking </strong>all day<strong><i>. </i></strong>{#1}</p><p>2. I<b>’d</b> already <b>cooked</b> dinner\r\nbefore Lily got home. {#2}<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>3. He<strong>\r\nhad played</strong><strong>\r\n</strong>three concerts in London\r\nuntil then. {#3}<strong><br></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>4. She’<b>d loved</b> eating junky food for years before she became obese.<strong> </strong>{#4}<strong><br></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>5. Freddie was tired because he <b>had gone</b> to sleep very late the night\r\nbefore. {#5}<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>6. The girls <b>had been jumping</b> rope in the park since lunch before their parents asked them to come\r\nhome. {#6}<em><br></em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>7. Sophia\r\n<b>had hated\r\n</b>attending English classes for months by the beginning of a new term. {#7}<strong><br></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>8. Britain&nbsp;<b>had </b><strong>declared</strong>&nbsp;war on France\r\nby the end of the year.&nbsp;{#8}</p>\r\n\r\n<p>9. Unexpectedly\r\nhe settled down in the country he <b>had never\r\nwanted</b> to live. {#9}<strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>10. By lunch Jacky’s sister <b>had been cleaning</b>\r\nwindows for two hours. {#10}<strong></strong><strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p><b>Descriptions:</b></p>\r\n\r\n<p><b>&nbsp;</b></p>\r\n\r\n<p><b>A</b> <i>An event that happened in the past with a\r\nresult visible in the past</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p><b>B</b> <i>An event that continued for some time in the\r\npast before a stated time in the past </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p><b>C</b> <i>An event that happened before a stated time\r\nin the past</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p><b>D</b> <i>An event that continued for some time in the\r\npast before another past event</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p><b>E</b> <i>A state that did not exist at any time in the\r\npast before another past event with a time adverb</i><b> </b></p>\r\n\r\n<p><b>F</b> <i>A state that existed for some time in the\r\npast before some past event happened</i><b>\r\n</b></p>\r\n\r\n<p><b>G</b> <i>An event that happened in the past before\r\nanother past event</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>H</strong><strong>\r\n</strong><i>An event that happened a certain number of times</i><strong><i> </i></strong><i>up\r\nto a particular point of time in the past </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p><b>I </b><i>A state that existed for some time in the\r\npast before a stated time in the past</i><strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p><b>J</b><i> An event that continued for some time in\r\nthe past with a result visible in the past </i><strong></strong></p><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 10.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619191827+FH0Oic', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+45HOC7', 0, 1560971907, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(936, 33, 935, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%J#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%j#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619191827+BOhtoF', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+i3OnqX', 0, 1560971907, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(937, 33, 935, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%G#An event that happened before another past event~%100%g#An event that happened before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619200651+GAqi6u', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+sAkQ8J', 0, 1560974811, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(938, 33, 935, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%H#An event that happened a certain number of times up to a particular point of time in the past~%100%h#An event that happened a certain number of times up to a particular point of time in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619200651+4KgDpG', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+3UHmIQ', 0, 1560974811, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(939, 33, 935, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%F#A state that existed for some time in the past before some past event happened~%100%f#A state that existed for some time in the past before some past event happened}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619201310+4wwR8g', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+BKvros', 0, 1560975190, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(940, 33, 935, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%A#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%a#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619201310+xwmQKc', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+L44LNq', 0, 1560975190, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(941, 33, 935, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%D#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%d#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619201310+MqpoEV', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+yWQpAX', 0, 1560975190, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(942, 33, 935, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%I#A state that existed for some time in the past before a stated time in the past~%100%i#A state that existed for some time in the past before a stated time in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619201310+9Kr91r', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+dz2FgZ', 0, 1560975190, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(943, 33, 935, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%C#An event that happened before a stated time in the past~%100%c#An event that happened before a stated time in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619201310+KZwjWY', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+ZMXIpb', 0, 1560975190, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(944, 33, 935, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%E#A state that did not exist at any time in the past before another past event with a time adverb~%100%e#A state that did not exist at any time in the past before another past event with a time adverb}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619201310+txUtkm', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+ZXJY5M', 0, 1560975190, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(945, 33, 935, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%B#An event that continued for some time in the past before a stated time in the past~%100%b#An event that continued for some time in the past before a stated time in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619201310+KcLnao', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+hdXhZB', 0, 1560975190, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(946, 33, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><strong>2. Put the verbs in the brackets into the</strong><em><b>\r\n</b></em><b><i>past perfect</i></b><b> or\r\nthe <i>past perfect continuous</i><strong>.</strong></b></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>1. Yesterday she was\r\non a date with the man she {#1}<strong> </strong>(<strong>always</strong><strong>\r\n</strong>/<strong> dream</strong>)\r\nto go out with. <strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>2. They&nbsp;{#2}<strong> </strong>\r\n(<b>listen</b>)\r\nto music since early morning when their parents returned home.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>3. Marc\r\n{#3}\r\n(<b>not\r\n</b>/ <b>be</b>)\r\nable to decide to leave the country or not for months before the war struck.<strong> <br></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>4. Anthony felt refreshed because he {#4} (<b>meditate</b>) all afternoon. <br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>5. By\r\nthe time the pirates showed up, they {#5} (<b>fling</b>)\r\nthe box of valuables in the sea.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>6. Sam Davis {#6} (<b>write</b>) two\r\nwell-received novels before he died in 1984.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>7. How\r\nlong {#7}\r\n(<b>you\r\n</b>/ <b>wait</b>)\r\nwhen the bus arrived? <strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>8. Ela<em> </em>{#8}<strong> (take) </strong>part\r\nin<strong> </strong>the community programme\r\never since&nbsp;it {#9}<strong> (start</strong><strong>)</strong><em>,&nbsp;</em>but she quit last Friday. <br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>9. {#10} (<b>they</b> / <b>have</b>) enough sleep before they embarked\r\non their journey? <strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>10. Charlotte felt dizzy. She {#11} (<b>not</b> / <b>drink</b>) enough water during the marathon.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>11. {#12} (<b>Daniel</b>\r\n/ <b>resell</b>) vintage cars to local\r\ncustomers for two years before the robbery happened?</p>\r\n\r\n<p>12. Gabriel’s\r\nhands were filthy. He {#13} (<b>just </b>/ <b>finish</b>) repairing his\r\nmotorcycle. <strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>13. The Lions\r\ncame out to the semi-finals after they {#14} (<b>beat</b>)\r\nthe Paladins in their last match at home.<strong> <br></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>14. He was a wonderful artist. He<em> </em>{#15} (<b>paint</b>)<i>\r\n</i>for 20 years<em>. <br></em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>15. Lucia {#16}\r\n(<b>still\r\n</b>/ <b>not\r\n</b>/ <b>eat</b>)\r\nher breakfast because she was busy watching her favorite cartoons online. <strong><br></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>16.\r\nBy the time he knocked at her door, she {#17}\r\n(<b>study</b>)\r\nbiology for two hours. <strong><br></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>17. Richard {#18}\r\n(<b>investigate</b>)\r\nthe case for three months when it got dismissed. <strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>18.\r\nAfter the family {#19}\r\n(<b>have</b>)\r\ndinner, they went to watch the football match on TV. <strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>19. By the time\r\nshe was twenty nine, she {#20}\r\n(<b>already\r\n</b>/ <b>climb</b>)\r\nEverest three times.<strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>20.\r\nGrace {#21}\r\n(<b>commute</b>)\r\nto London every day since she {#22}\r\n(<b>move</b>)\r\nto Brighton. <strong><br></strong></p><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 22.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+ugksdb', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+y3LGcq', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(947, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had always dreamt#An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”~%100%\'d always dreamt#An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”~%100%had always dreamed#An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”~%100%\'d always dreamed#An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”~%100%had always dreamt---#An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”~%100%’d always dreamed #An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”~%100%’d always dreamt#An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+Wp8uSK', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+cEbK6U', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(948, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been listening#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%’d been listening#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%\'d been listening#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%had been listening--#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+lsEIcp', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+vZ6hpw', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(949, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had not been#A state that existed for some time in the past before some past event happened~%100%hadn\'t been#A state that existed for some time in the past before some past event happened~%100%had not been--------#A state that existed for some time in the past before some past event happened~%100%hadn’t been#A state that existed for some time in the past before some past event happened}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+kjJlnx', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+LI9BpR', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(950, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been meditating#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%\'d been meditating#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had been meditating-#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%’d been meditating#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+iU24Ak', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+sC8etg', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(951, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had flung#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%\'d flung#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%had flung-----------#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%’d flung#An event that happened in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+f1oX2H', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+WpV1WZ', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(952, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had written#An event that happened a certain number of times in the past before another past event~%100%had written---------#An event that happened a certain number of times in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+jhKGhV', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+qN5XlT', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(953, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had you been waiting#A question about a duration of a past event before another past event happened}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+KZxnut', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+jcdLKg', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(954, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had taken#A past event that happened before another past event~%100%had taken-----------#A past event that happened before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+VyuUrn', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+r8n7pg', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(955, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had started#A past event that happened before another past event; the past perfect is used in the subordinate clause with the conjunction “since” indicating the point in the past from which another event started~%100%\'d started#A past event that happened before another past event; the past perfect is used in the subordinate clause with the conjunction “since” indicating the point in the past from which another event started~%100%had started---------#A past event that happened before another past event; the past perfect is used in the subordinate clause with the conjunction “since” indicating the point in the past from which another event started~%100%’d started#A past event that happened before another past event; the past perfect is used in the subordinate clause with the conjunction “since” indicating the point in the past from which another event started}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+Vw0siG', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+vpjT43', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(956, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%Had they had#A question about an event that happened in the past before another past event. The past event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.~%100%Had they had--------#A question about an event that happened in the past before another past event. The past event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+uLPGDS', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+eF5Etd', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(957, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had not drunk#An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%hadn\'t drunk#An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had not drunk-------#An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%hadn’t drunk#An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+9KZDB5', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+eZWZwv', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(958, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%Had Daniel been reselling#A question about an event that continued for some time before another past event happened}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+XAbUdk', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+rkbzzu', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(959, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had just finished#An event that happened a very short time ago in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%\'d just finished#An event that happened a very short time ago in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had just finished---#An event that happened a very short time ago in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%’d just finished#An event that happened a very short time ago in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+F67GOp', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+Y5lUq4', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(960, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had beaten#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%\'d beaten#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%had beaten----------#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%’d beaten#An event that happened in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+LGTPsc', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+iWIQzi', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(961, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been painting#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%\'d been painting#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had been painting---#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%’d been painting#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+tV0MD7', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+IseS0p', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(962, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%still had not eaten#An event that was not completed at a particular time in the past before another past event~%100%still hadn\'t eaten#An event that was not completed at a particular time in the past before another past event~%100%still had not eaten-#An event that was not completed at a particular time in the past before another past event~%100%still hadn’t eaten#An event that was not completed at a particular time in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+LwyAWl', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+ImCv5J', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(963, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been studying#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%\'d been studying#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%had studied#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%’d studied#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%had been studying---#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%’d been studying#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%’d studied#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+ok3vm5', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+q4CS9U', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(964, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been investigating#An event that continued for some time in the past up to another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+rDpL13', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+XoFxyE', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(965, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had had#A past event that happened before another past event. The past event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction~%100%had had-------------#A past event that happened before another past event. The past event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+zDhOv0', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+YWpSeW', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(966, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had already climbed#An event that happened a certain number of times up to a particular point of time in the past~%100%\'d already climbed#An event that happened a certain number of times up to a particular point of time in the past~%100%had already climbed-#An event that happened a certain number of times up to a particular point of time in the past~%100%’d already climbed#An event that happened a certain number of times up to a particular point of time in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+R7x68x', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+yQvOR4', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(967, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been commuting#An event that continued for some time in the past starting from a certain point in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+SlUbLo', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+p6iAMZ', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(969, 33, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><strong>3. </strong><b>Choose\r\nthe correct item. <strong></strong></b></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong></strong></p><p>1.<strong>\r\n</strong>Parents {#1} their\r\nchildren from religious studies at schools ever since the beginning of the\r\neducation reform. <br></p><p></p>\r\n\r\n<p>2. She told me\r\nthat Ann <strong></strong>{#2}<strong></strong><strong>\r\n</strong>a cold.<strong><br></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>3. How\r\nlong <u></u>{#3}\r\nTom before they got married?</p>\r\n\r\n<p>4. The\r\ncargo plane <u></u>{#4}\r\nfor Paris by 5\r\no’clock that morning.<strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>5. After<em>\r\n</em>I <u></u>{#5} for four hours, I got so\r\nhungry that I had to stop and eat my lunch.<em><br></em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>6. He couldn’t go out to play\r\nwith his friends until he <u></u>{#6}\r\nhis homework.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">7. </span>Penelope {#7}<u></u> to school a long before we popped in for a visit. <em></em><span lang="EN-GB"></span></p>\r\n\r\n<p>8. When\r\nI met her that evening, she {#8}<u></u> for three hours\r\nrehearsing for the show. <strong><br></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>9. James was going to have a series of fights\r\nin the professional boxing league that year, for\r\nwhich he {#9}<strong></strong> since 2016.</p><p>10. The\r\nlocal authorities {#10}\r\nthe shrine twice before the fire destroyed it. <br></p><p>11.<strong> </strong>Tom felt energetic because he had {#11} woken\r\nup. <strong><br></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>12. Eduardo <b></b>{#12}<b><u></u></b> of going on holidays on his own when his\r\ngirlfriend decided to join him.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>13. Her twentieth birthday was the best day she<em> </em><u></u>{#13}<i>.</i><strong> </strong><strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>14.\r\nThe company <b></b>{#14}<b><u></u></b> steadily before\r\nthe economic crisis struck in late 2000s.<strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n15. Until\r\nlast week Riley <u></u>{#15} a lesson.<br><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 15.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+kgFuJA', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+0OxciX', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(970, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~had withdrawn~%100%had been withdrawing#An event that continued for some time in the past before a stated time in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+TocEep', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+CKjcMe', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(971, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~%100%had caught#An event that happened in the past before another past event~had been catching}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+xOoNUo', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+6yLyzF', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(972, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~%100%had she known#A question about a duration of a past event expressed by a state verb before another past event happened~had she been knowing}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+FuTD0p', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+5EcK8K', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(973, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~%100%had left#An event that happened before a stated time in the past~had been leaving}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+UhpL2Y', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+JOch2l', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(974, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~%100%had hiked#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~’d been hiking}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+j15MDT', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+PzWvtT', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(975, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~%100%had finished#An event that had to be completed in the past before another past event~hadn’t finished}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+Ax0072', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+Nb7IoD', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(976, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~had been~%100%had gone#“Had gone” means “went to a place but didn’t return” while “had been” means “went to a place and came back”}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+wjoTOB', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+5jl9W0', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(977, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~had sung~%100%had been singing#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+VKiu5s', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+u7nJF7', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(978, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~had trained~%100%had been training#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+ePH504', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+pPnSh5', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(979, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~%100%had refurbished#An event that happened a certain number of times before another past event~had been refurbishing}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+IVdqZk', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+coM6Kc', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(980, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~%100%just#The temporal adverb “just” means “a moment before” referring to a short time ago, the temporal adverb “recently” means “a brief time before” referring to a longer time ago~recently}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+CxCzDA', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+IEDZEt', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(981, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~had thought~%100%had been thinking#An event that continued for some time in the past up to another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+xySxAv', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+tLA421', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(982, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~%100%had ever had#A state that existed at any time in the past before another past state~had ever been having}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+BSL2Xi', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+klDrYv', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(983, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~had grew~%100%had grown#The past perfect is formed using the auxiliary “had” and the 3rd form of the irregular verb}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+hRTFCs', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+h2bQFn', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(984, 33, 969, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:MULTICHOICE:~%100%had never learnt#An event that did not happen at any time in the past before another past event, used with a time adverb~had never been learning}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'multichoice', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+aODwTE', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+noWNcN', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(985, 33, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>4. Fill in the gaps\r\nwith the suitable signal word(s): <i>already</i>,\r\n<i>always</i>, <i>ever</i>, <i>for</i>, <i>just</i>, <i>yet</i>, <i>never</i>, <i>recently</i>, <i>since</i>, <i>until then</i>, <i>still</i>. </b></p>\r\n\r\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>1. Jason had {#1} finished his work. He was planning to go to the park.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>2. Lenny had been repairing\r\ncars {#2} ten years before he became\r\na fully qualified mechanic.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>3. When mother opened the\r\nwindows, the smell had {#3}\r\ndisappeared.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>4. The first time I had {#4} eaten snake fruit was in Indonesia.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>5. <span lang="EN-GB">Megan\r\nhad been struggling with money {#5}\r\nthe death of her husband.</span><br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>6. Yesterday he bought the car he had {#6} wanted to drive.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>7. By the time we arrived, he\r\nhadn’t {#7} prepared any samples of\r\nsoil to check.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>8. Had Alex {#8} been to a jazz concert before? He’d been listening to the\r\nmusic {#9} ages.</p><p>9. When I saw <span lang="EN-GB">Polly</span>, she <span lang="EN-GB">{#10}</span><span lang="EN-GB"> hadn’t chosen a dress to wear for\r\nthe party. She didn’t like any of those on display.</span><br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>10. I had {#11}\r\nseen such a beautiful architecture before I visited St. Petersburg.<em></em><br></p>\r\n\r\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">11. She admitted that </span>Eden\r\nhad {#12} called\r\nher a couple of times to tell her about his stay in Brazil.<span lang="EN-GB"></span></p>\r\n\r\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">12. We came home late. Timmy hadn’t put his\r\ntoys in order {#13}. It took\r\nhim a while to do it.</span></p>\r\n\r\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">13. </span>My cousin hadn’t mown the lawn {#14}<b> </b>since he had broken his left arm.<span lang="EN-GB"></span></p>\r\n\r\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">14. Some species of mammals had {#15} interbred after their migration\r\ninto the area, creating new ones.</span><span lang="EN-GB"><i>\r\n</i></span></p>\r\n\r\n<p>15. He hadn’t {#16} caught any fish when his friends\r\njoined him.<br></p><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 16.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+uaEVdm', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+GM38pk', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(986, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%just#The adverb “just” indicates that an event was finished a very short time before another past event.~%100%just-------#The adverb “just” indicates that an event was finished a very short time before another past event.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+BLnUHm', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+HcXCRZ', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(987, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%for#The preposition “for” indicates how long an event continued in the past before another past event.~%100%for-------#The preposition “for” indicates how long an event continued in the past before another past event.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+jrbyE5', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+mPGgiy', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(988, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%already#The adverb “already” indicates that an event happened earlier in the past before another past event.~%100%already---#The adverb “already” indicates that an event happened earlier in the past before another past event.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+DYaU9D', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+pFjNYK', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(989, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%ever#The adverb “ever” is used to emphasize an adjective.~%100%ever------#The adverb “ever” is used to emphasize an adjective.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+pnuELH', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+HEOYW4', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(990, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%since#The preposition “since” indicates that an event started at a particular point of time in the past and continued until a later time.~%100%since-----#The preposition “since” indicates that an event started at a particular point of time in the past and continued until a later time.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+9Xodhf', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+245R47', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(991, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%always#The adverb “always” indicates that a state continued at all times in the past before a certain past event.~%100%always----#The adverb “always” indicates that a state continued at all times in the past before a certain past event.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+l6JMMX', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+vmv5lk', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(992, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%yet#The adverb “yet” indicates that an event was not finished until a particular time in the past.~%100%yet-------#The adverb “yet” indicates that an event was not finished until a particular time in the past.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+9Q0tIk', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+5gf5Ey', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(993, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%ever#The adverb “ever” is used in a question to find out if an event happened at any time in the past before another past event.~%100%ever------#The adverb “ever” is used in a question to find out if an event happened at any time in the past before another past event. }', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+XKC7yA', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+Eph0ES', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(994, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%for#The preposition “for” indicates how long an event continued in the past before another past event~%100%for-------#The preposition “for” indicates how long an event continued in the past before another past event.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+zYFv9m', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+S1742B', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(995, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%still#The adverb “still” indicates that an event was not finished until a particular time in the past, and was continuing to be done at some later time.~%100%still-----#The adverb “still” indicates that an event was not finished until a particular time in the past, and was continuing to be done at some later time.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+6qSYBN', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+sM48Ue', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(996, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%never#The adverb “never” indicates that an event did not happen at any time in the past before another past event.~%100%never-----#The adverb “never” indicates that an event did not happen at any time in the past before another past event.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+eAMh5F', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+ejuQGx', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(997, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%recently#The adverb “recently” indicates that an event happened some moment (longer time) before another past event.~%100%recently--#The adverb “recently” indicates that an event happened some moment (longer time) before another past event.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+TRdHZi', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+DpBk7c', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(998, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%until then#The construction “until then” indicates that an event was not finished up to a particular moment in the past when another past event happened, and implies a change later in the past.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+fiFn1x', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+BcoZ0w', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(999, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%ever#The adverb “ever” is used with the preposition “since” meaning “continuously,” which indicates that an event started at a particular point of time in the past and continued until a later time.~%100%ever------#The adverb “ever” is used with the preposition “since” meaning “continuously,” which indicates that an event started at a particular point of time in the past and continued until a later time.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+HeBkyp', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+s4j5kM', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(1000, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%already#The adverb “already” indicates that an event happened earlier before a certain moment in the past.~%100%already---#The adverb “already” indicates that an event happened earlier before a certain moment in the past.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+h4uB48', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+vfGHsh', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(1001, 33, 985, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%yet#The adverb “yet” indicates that an event did not happen until a particular time in the past.~%100%yet-------#The adverb “yet” indicates that an event did not happen until a particular time in the past.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+N4QENb', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+22GeV9', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(1002, 33, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>5.</b> <b>Complete\r\nthe sentences, making questions or negatives. Use the correct tense, the <i>past perfect</i> or <i>past perfect continuous</i>.&nbsp; </b></p>\r\n\r\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>1. Frankie {#1}\r\n(<b>not</b> / <b>understand</b>) how to solve the mathematical problem for such a long\r\ntime that she started considering calling the professor.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>2. What {#2} (<b>Carroll</b>\r\n/ <b>plan</b>) for the last few weeks\r\nbefore she was caught stealing our clients’ personal data?</p>\r\n\r\n<p>3. How long {#3} (<b>it</b>\r\n/ <b>rain</b>) before the streets got\r\nflooded?<i> </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p>4. The spokesman said that the\r\ncompany {#4} (<b>yet</b> / <b>not</b> / <b>withhold</b>) any\r\npayments to the investors. <br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>5. {#5}<b> (you </b>/ <b>manage)\r\n</b>to finish<b> </b>the project by the\r\ntime Dale talked to the department manager?<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>6. Tyler {#6} (<b>never</b> / <b>own</b>) any real estate at all before he\r\ninherited his grandpa’s house.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>7. He {#7}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>have</b>) any visits from his relatives and friends until he served his\r\nsentence.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>8. When I saw Logan, he was playing happily in the sand box\r\nalone. Then he started to cry. <b></b>{#8}\r\n(<b>he</b> / <b>hurt</b>) himself, or what?<i> </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p>9. {#9} (<b>she</b> / <b>ever</b> / <b>dream</b>) of\r\nbecoming a president before her election?<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>10. How much money {#10} (<b>you</b> / <b>win</b>) in the\r\nlottery before you stopped playing it?<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>11. The King <b></b>{#11} (<b>give</b>) up his thrown until the very end\r\nof the revolution.<br></p>\r\n\r\n<p>12. Emma {#12}<b></b>\r\n(<b>prepare</b>) for the test since she had\r\nhad a dinner. So Mom got upset.<strong></strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>13. How many times <b></b>{#13} (<b>Liam</b> / <b>be</b>) to Morocco\r\nbefore he met Amira?</p>\r\n\r\n<p>14. How long {#14} (<b>she</b>\r\n/ <b>dye</b>) her hair till she achieved\r\nthe right colour?<span lang="LT"></span></p>\r\n\r\n15. The situation {#15}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>go</b>) out of control. The scientists had reacted instantaneously, and\r\nthe virus didn’t spread outside.<br><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 15.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+jYLvaQ', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+IeA5q8', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1003, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had not understood#A state that continued for some time before another past event happened~%100%hadn\'t understood#A state that continued for some time before another past event happened~%100%had not understood-------#A state that continued for some time before another past event happened~%100%hadn’t understood#A state that continued for some time before another past event happened}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+zwA967', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+FU0bKG', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1004, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had Carroll been planning#A question about an event that continued for some time in the past before another past event happened}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+HUX88c', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+h5bprT', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1005, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had it been raining#A question about a duration of a past event before another past event happened~%100%had it been raining------#A question about a duration of a past event before another past event happened}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+ttlpF0', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+MI7HjQ', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1006, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had not yet withheld#An event that did not happen before another past event~%100%hadn\'t yet withheld#An event that did not happen before another past event~%100%had not yet withheld-----#An event that did not happen before another past event~%100%hadn’t yet withheld#An event that did not happen before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+WZaaBR', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+9DHSeL', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1007, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%Had you managed#A question if an event was completed in the past before another past event~%100%Had you managed----------#A question if an event was completed in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+d25CeN', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+KAlJu0', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1008, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had never owned#The affirmative sentence used with the adverb “never” has got a negative meaning. The adverb “never” indicates that a state did not exist at any time in the past before another past event.~%100%had never owned----------#The affirmative sentence used with the adverb “never” has got a negative meaning. The adverb “never” indicates that a state did not exist at any time in the past before another past event.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+yhQmg1', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+JCc193', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1009, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had not had#A series of events that did not happen before another past event was completed. A series of events is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.~%100%hadn\'t had#A series of events that did not happen before another past event was completed. A series of events is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.~%100%had not had--------------#A series of events that did not happen before another past event was completed. A series of events is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.~%100%hadn’t had#A series of events that did not happen before another past event was completed. A series of events is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+oc5j5L', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+TZpzSW', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1010, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%Had he hurt#A question if an event happened in the past before another past event~%100%Had he hurt--------------#A question if an event happened in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+bCErEg', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+atBgzO', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1011, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%Had she ever dreamt#A question if an event happened at any time in the past before another past event~%100%Had she ever dreamed#A question if an event happened at any time in the past before another past event~%100%Had she ever dreamt------#A question if an event happened at any time in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+CEixib', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+Hs7Joh', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1012, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had you won#A question about an event that happened a certain number of times before another past event~%100%had you won--------------#A question about an event that happened a certain number of times before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+csskF4', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+2YGLRL', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1013, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had not given#An event that did not happen up to a certain point of time in the past~%100%hadn\'t given#An event that did not happen up to a certain point of time in the past~%100%had not given------------#An event that did not happen up to a certain point of time in the past~%100%hadn’t given#An event that did not happen up to a certain point of time in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+DIoWjZ', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+5LEtR8', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1014, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had not been preparing#An event that didn’t continue for some time in the past before another past event happened~%100%hadn\'t been preparing#An event that didn’t continue for some time in the past before another past event happened~%100%had not been preparing---#An event that didn’t continue for some time in the past before another past event happened~%100%hadn’t been preparing#An event that didn’t continue for some time in the past before another past event happened}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+CBTrun', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+4oBizX', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1015, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had Liam been#A question about an event that happened a certain number of times in the past before another past event~%100%had Liam been------------#A question about an event that happened a certain number of times in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+TwfD81', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+MR7jEn', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1016, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had she been dyeing#A question about an event that continued for some time in the past before another past event happened~%100%had she been dyeing------#A question about an event that continued for some time in the past before another past event happened}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+BHEDWx', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+Zn7EZr', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1017, 33, 1002, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had not gone#An event that did not happen in the past before another past event~%100%hadn\'t gone#An event that did not happen in the past before another past event~%100%had not gone-------------#An event that did not happen in the past before another past event~%100%hadn’t gone#An event that did not happen in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+cRsXb1', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+mD9CHp', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1018, 33, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p style="text-align: left;"></p><p style="text-align: left;"><b>6.</b> <b>Fill in the gaps with the <i>past\r\nperfect</i> or <i>past perfect continuous</i>.</b></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><b>&nbsp;</b></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Hi Stevie, </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Hope you’re okay, and I’m sorry for you not being able to get on the\r\nbus. </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>I <b>1</b>) {#1} (<b>tell</b>) you to better plan your\r\ntravelling to the station so that you could make it on time. We <b>2</b>) {#2} (<b>wait</b>) for almost\r\nan hour until the bus arrived. By the time it departed, we <b>3</b>) {#3} (<b>even</b> / <b>ask</b>) the driver to hold on for ten more minutes, hoping you would\r\ncome. However he refused to do it as he had his schedule to follow. So we gave\r\nup. We couldn’t miss the concert as Val and I <b>4</b>) <b></b>{#4} (<b>try</b>) to get the tickets for months. I\r\nwas a bit upset that you <b>5</b>) <b></b>{#5}<b></b> (<b>not</b>\r\n/ <b>show</b>) up on time and <b>6</b>) <b></b>{#6} (<b>lose</b>) a chance to see the\r\nband. </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Our trip to the arena, though, was smooth and the concert was\r\nimpressive. I <b>7</b>) <b></b>{#7}<b></b> (<b>never</b> / <b>be</b>) to such a\r\nmassive event before. </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>We <b>8</b>) {#8} (<b>arrive</b>) at the venue by seven in the evening,\r\nbut we had to wait for 2 hours to get inside. Needless to say, that was\r\nnothing: a large crowd of fans <b>9</b>) <b></b>{#9} (<b>jostle</b>) at the entrance since the morning. When we entered the VIP\r\narea, the event <b>10</b>) <b></b>{#10}<b></b> (<b>already</b> / <b>start</b>). </i><i><span lang="LT">Some unknown Brazilian band <b>11</b>) <b></b>{#11} (<b>open</b>) the show. </span>Val was very\r\ntired because he <b>12</b>) {#12}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>sleep</b>) well the night before. By the\r\ntime <b>Vortex</b> appeared on stage, he <b>13</b>) <b></b>{#13} (<b>drink</b>) three\r\nenergy cocktails. Fortunately, it helped. He stayed alert during the entire\r\nconcert. </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><b><i>Vortex</i></b><i> played perfectly. However they <b>14</b>) {#14} (<b>make</b>) some\r\nunexpected changes in their tour line-up. Guitarist Diego Pratt couldn’t\r\nperform because he <b>15</b>) {#15} (<b>injure</b>) his hand while skydiving the day before. So some young lad <b>16</b>) {#16} (<b>take</b>) over.\r\nAlso you wouldn’t have seen your <i>favourite </i>Gabrieli Antonio. The folk were\r\ntalking that he <b>17</b>) {#17} (<b>not</b> / <b>receive</b>) a visa to come to the country\r\nbecause of his aggressive behaviour when crossing the border the time before or\r\nsome previous misconduct, such as alcohol and drug use in public. He <b>18</b>) {#18} (<b>abuse</b>)\r\nillegal substances since the band <b>19</b>)\r\n{#19} (<b>become</b>) famous. But we were surprised by how his replacement,\r\nJovani Garcia, from <b>Tahya Devils</b>&nbsp; <b>20</b>)\r\n{#20} (<b>nail</b>) down all his keyboard parts. You should have seen this. I\r\ntook some short videos of his performance with my phone. I’ll show you what\r\nyou’ve missed. In general the band played a lot of songs from their new album\r\nand some interesting variations of their older tracks. The stage production was\r\namazing too. They <b>21</b>) {#21} (<b>use</b>) colorful lasers lights and smoke to illuminate a giant pyramid\r\nbehind them on stage. Those were the coolest rock visual effects I <b>22</b>) {#22} (<b>ever</b> /\r\n<b>see</b>). </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>At the concert we came across our mate Rodrigo. He <b>23</b>) {#23}\r\n(<b>hang</b>) out with us for a while until\r\nhe suddenly disappeared with his girlfriend in the crowd. He boasted that he <b>24</b>) {#24} (<b>meet</b>) the\r\nVortex vocalist, and they <b>25</b>) {#25} (<b>have</b>) a little chat backstage before their show. But I didn’t\r\nbelieve him. He <b>26</b>) {#26} (<b>lie</b>) to\r\neveryone too much. He <b>27</b>) {#27}<b> (also / promise)</b>\r\nto call me after the event to give us a lift to the hotel but it never\r\nhappened. We had to walk all the way down. </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Today we are travelling back home. It’s been a very lovely trip with\r\nlots of unforgettable moments. We’re going to plan another one soon. I hope you’ll\r\nbe able to join us this time. I see you soon. </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Love, </i></p>\r\n\r\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Evelyn</i></p><p style="text-align: left;"></p>', 1, '', 1, 27.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222453+paSr4c', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+E5NGcj', 0, 1561242293, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1019, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had told#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%\'d told#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%had told-----------------#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%’d told#An event that happened in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222453+Bg1UIg', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+c7LAXk', 0, 1561242293, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1020, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been waiting#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%\'d been waiting#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%had been waiting---------#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%’d been waiting#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222453+Qo167W', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+SUlFR9', 0, 1561242293, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1021, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had even asked#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%\'d even asked#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%had even asked-----------#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%’d even asked#An event that happened in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+wPz9r0', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+6g5R0s', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1022, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been trying #An event that continued for some time in the past before some other past events~%100%’d been trying #An event that continued for some time in the past before some other past events~%100%had been trying---------- #An event that continued for some time in the past before some other past events~%100%\'d been trying #An event that continued for some time in the past before some other past events}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+DnrxYV', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+CNSADk', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1023, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had not shown#An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had not showed#An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%hadn\'t shown#An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%hadn\'t showed#An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had not shown------------#An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%hadn’t shown#An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%hadn’t showed#An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+thvTcG', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+rNPW6l', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1024, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had lost#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had lost-----------------#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+oWUoRL', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+uWdQ2W', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1025, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had never been#A state that did not exist at any time in the past before another past event happened~%100%\'d never been#A state that did not exist at any time in the past before another past event happened~%100%had never been-----------#A state that did not exist at any time in the past before another past event happened~%100%’d never been#A state that did not exist at any time in the past before another past event happened}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+bZdYF5', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+i1bTWa', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1026, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had arrived#An event that happened before a stated time in the past~%100%\'d arrived#An event that happened before a stated time in the past~%100%had arrived--------------#An event that happened before a stated time in the past~%100%’d arrived#An event that happened before a stated time in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+WmyGai', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+hEtgYj', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1027, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been jostling#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had been jostling--------#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+iLoDJC', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+CViZbi', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1028, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had already started#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%had already started------#An event that happened in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+SLHGFP', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+140wnh', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1029, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been opening#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.~%100%had been opening---------#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+Cn2BGt', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+4huojn', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1030, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had not slept#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%hadn\'t slept#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had not slept------------#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%hadn’t slept#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+C0TI0y', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+Iivzub', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1031, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had drunk#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%had drunk----------------#An event that happened in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+xtHCeA', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+C5mOHU', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1032, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had made#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%\'d made#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%had made-----------------#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%’d made#An event that happened in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+SU3mKM', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+zFSVAz', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1033, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had injured#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%\'d injured#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had injured--------------#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%’d injured#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+LmTtf7', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+ADegOx', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1034, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had taken#An event that happened in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.~%100%had taken----------------#An event that happened in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+xywsHN', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+nyjrsG', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1035, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had not received#An event that did not happen in the past before another past event~%100%hadn\'t received#An event that did not happen in the past before another past event~%100%had not received----------#An event that did not happen in the past before another past event~%100%hadn’t received#An event that did not happen in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+BLUybX', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+PbDijG', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1036, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been abusing#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.~%100%\'d been abusing#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.~%100%had been abusing---------#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.~%100%’d been abusing#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+iA7V3i', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+VrJlnt', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1037, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had become#The past perfect in the subordinate clause with the preposition “since” indicates that an event happened in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.~%100%had become---------------#The past perfect in the subordinate clause with the preposition “since” indicates that an event happened in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+jyU0JS', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+WiSG4T', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1038, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had nailed#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had nailed---------------#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+6Bmuuo', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+xQWANp', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1039, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had used#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%\'d used#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had used-----------------#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%’d used#An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+GxCZ15', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+auJKcp', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1040, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had ever seen#An event that happened at any time in the past before a past state~%100%\'d ever seen#An event that happened at any time in the past before a past state~%100%had ever seen------------#An event that happened at any time in the past before a past state~%100%’d ever seen#An event that happened at any time in the past before a past state}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+CZWEGM', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+X0LXCx', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1041, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been hanging#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%\'d been hanging#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%had been hanging----------#An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event~%100%’d been hanging #An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+zqpodZ', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+SdvNdP', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1042, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had met#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%\'d met#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%had met------------------#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%’d met#An event that happened in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+BnJ19v', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+2vKWv6', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1043, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had had#An event that happened in the past before another past event. The event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction~%100%\'d had#An event that happened in the past before another past event. The event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.~%100%had had------------------#An event that happened in the past before another past event. The event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.~%100%’d had#An event that happened in the past before another past event. The event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+7SMaIv', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+9xh5MW', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1044, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had been lying#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%\'d been lying#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%had been lying-----------#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past~%100%’d been lying#An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+3liwfu', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+4lX2VN', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1045, 33, 1018, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had also promised#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%\'d also promised#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%had also promised---------#An event that happened in the past before another past event~%100%’d also promised#An event that happened in the past before another past event}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222454+0MFDeK', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+UL2QuJ', 0, 1561242294, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1046, 33, 946, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '{1:SHORTANSWER:~%100%had moved#An event that continued for some time in the past starting from a certain point in the past~%100%\'d moved#An event that continued for some time in the past starting from a certain point in the past~%100%had moved-----------#An event that continued for some time in the past starting from a certain point in the past~%100%’d moved#An event that continued for some time in the past starting from a certain point in the past}', 1, '', 1, 1.0000000, 0.0000000, 'shortanswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624163944+ZRMUgX', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+IQoPrg', 0, 1561394384, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(1047, 54, 0, '1.2 Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>1. Read the sentences, identify\nthe tenses, then match them with the correct description typing the\nappropriate letter.&nbsp; </b></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>1. She <b>has been using</b>\nthe Internet for half and hour. {#1}</p>\n\n<p>2. Lisa <b>has sent</b> two\nemails this morning. {#2}</p>\n\n<p>3. They are tired. They <b>have\nbeen riding </b>bikes all morning. {#3}</p>\n\n<p>4. Tom <b>has just washed</b>\nhis car. Now you cannot see any dirty spots. {#4}</p>\n\n<p>5. I cannot stand any more. He <b>has been listening</b> to music loud all day! {#5}</p>\n\n<p>6. Sam <b>has known</b>\nhis friend’s secret for 5 years. {#6}</p>\n\n<p>7. The Smiths <b>have\nbought</b> a new car. {#7}</p>\n\n<p>8. I usually live in London,\nbut I <b>have been living</b> in Edinburgh for two months. {#8}</p>\n\n<p>9. The security <b>has\ncaught</b> a shoplifter. He was trying to steal a bottle of wine when he was\nspotted on CCTV. {#9}</p>\n\n<p>10. Mason <b>has taught</b>\nbiology for ten years. {#10}</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p><b>Descriptions:</b></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>A. <i>An action which started in the past and continues up to the present\nwith a state verb</i></p>\n\n<p>B. <i>An action which has recently finished and whose result is visible in\nthe present</i></p>\n\n<p>C. <i>An action which happened at an unstated time in the past. The emphasis\nis placed on the action, the time is either unknown or unimportant</i></p>\n\n<p>D. <i>An action which happened within a specific time period which is not\nover yet. <i>There is an emphasis put on the number of the things done\nduring that period</i></i></p>\n\n<p>E.<i> An action which is considered to be permanent as it has lasted for a\nlong period of time. </i></p>\n\n<p>F. <i>Announcing a piece of news</i></p>\n\n<p>H. <i>An action which started in the past and continues up to the present\nwith an active verb</i></p>\n\n<p>I. <i>An action which started in the past and lasted for some time. It is\nunknown if the action has finished or is still going on. The result is visible\nin the present </i></p>\n\n<p><i><p>J.<i> </i><i>An action which lasts for a temporary period of time</i></p></i></p>\n\n<p>K. <i>Expressing anger, irritation or annoyance for an action which has been\ngoing on for a certain period of time</i></p><p><i><br></i></p><div style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank">Content licensed under a&nbsp;Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International\nLicense (CC BY-NC-4.0)</a><br></div><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 10.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.anglukalba.net+161207234117+OmNKkW', 'moodle.anglukalba.net+170105013836+GEQBog', 0, 1481154077, 1483580316, 3, 3),
	(1058, 54, 0, '1.2 Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><strong>2. Put the verbs in the brackets into the</strong><em><b>\npresent perfect</b></em><strong> or the </strong><em><b>present perfect continuous</b></em><strong>.</strong></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>1. Have you seen John lately? – No, I {#1} (<b>meet</b>)\nhim since last Monday. </p>\n\n<p>2. How long {#2} (<b>Cristian</b> / <b>practise</b>) yoga?&nbsp; </p>\n\n<p>3. She {#3}\n(<b>finish</b>) only two courses so far.&nbsp; </p>\n\n<p>4. Indeed, my cousin {#4} (<b>teach</b>) maths for\nten years. </p>\n\n<p>5. They {#5} (<b>recently</b> / <b>paint</b>) the sitting room yellow.&nbsp; It is so cosy now. </p>\n\n<p>6. I {#6} (<b>hear</b>) the song\nyet. </p>\n\n<p>7. Tom usually work in New York,\nbut he {#7} (<b>work</b>) in Washington since May. </p>\n\n<p>8. Sophia looks tired. She {#8} (<b>answer</b>)\nnew clients’ calls all morning. </p>\n\n<p>9. I’m very angry. Somebody {#9} (<b>throw</b>)\nlitter in our garden!</p>\n\n<p>10. Emma feels relaxed. She {#10} (<b>successfully\n/ pass</b>) all her exams this term. </p>\n\n<p>11. I {#11}\n(<b>be</b>) in love with Mia for 2 years. <span lang="LT"></span></p>\n\n<p>12. The police {#12} (<b>arrest</b>) a thief. He\nwas trying to steal a bike at the supermarket. </p>\n\n<p>13. Olive and Isabella {#13} (<b>send</b>) their application to\nseveral companies, but they {#14} (<b>still</b> / <b>not</b> / <b>manage</b>) to get any position. </p>\n\n<p>14. I {#15} (<b>always / have</b>) a cat, even when I lived in an apartment where pets\nweren’t allowed. </p>\n\n<p>15. Benjamin {#16} (<b>think</b>) about moving to\nanother flat as he {#17} (<b>become</b>) upset with the recent rise of\nthe rent. <br></p><p><br></p><p></p><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank">Content licensed under a&nbsp;Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International\nLicense (CC BY-NC-4.0)</a><br></p>', 1, '', 1, 17.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.anglukalba.net+161208000658+hptp4V', 'moodle.anglukalba.net+170104202445+2Alyyp', 0, 1481155618, 1483561485, 3, 3),
	(1076, 54, 0, '1.2 Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous', '<p><p><b>3. Choose the correct item. </b></p>\n\n<p><b>&nbsp;</b></p>\n\n<p>1. He {#1}\nthe painting. It is already dry. </p>\n\n<p>2. She {#2} in this city for\n20 years, and is not going to move anywhere. </p>\n\n<p>3. Our team {#3} three\nmatches since the beginning of the tournament. </p>\n\n<p>4. How long {#4}\nfor me. </p>\n\n<p>5. Olivia {#5} this dress for 3\nyears. </p>\n\n<p>6. Liam {#6} to Scotland\nas he has to participate at the business conference tomorrow. </p>\n\n<p>7. She likes the texture of the fabric. She {#7} it for half an hour. </p>\n\n<p>8. Eva and her friends {#8} to Madrid once. They\nenjoyed staying in that city. </p>\n\n<p>9. Lucas looks very tired. He {#9} the car since early morning. </p>\n\n<p>10. Why have you been so upset these days? – She {#10} my bike without my permission!</p>\n\n<p>11. I {#11} some weight\nrecently. </p>\n\n<p>12. Alexandra {#12} a\nsouvenir for her mom. </p>\n\n<p>13. Logan\nusually studies in the evening, but he {#13}\nin the mornings for a week as he has an evening job. </p>\n\n<p>14. Tom {#14} ice-cream since he\nwas a kid. </p>\n\n<p>15. Avery {#15}\nto become a singer. <br></p><p><br></p></p><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank">Content licensed under a&nbsp;Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International\nLicense (CC BY-NC-4.0)</a><br></p>', 1, '', 1, 15.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.anglukalba.net+161208011829+P5cgJn', 'moodle.anglukalba.net+161208011830+mHqA8Y', 0, 1481159909, 1481159909, 3, 3),
	(1092, 53, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>1. Read the sentences, identify\nthe tenses, then match them with the correct description choosing the appropriate\nletter.&nbsp; <br></b></p><p><b><br></b></p>\n\n\n\n<p>1. The couple was exhausted\nbecause they <strong>had been hiking </strong>all day<strong><i>. </i></strong>{#1}</p><p>2. I<b>’d</b> already <b>cooked</b> dinner\nbefore Lily got home. {#2}<br></p>\n\n<p>3. He<strong>\nhad played</strong><strong>\n</strong>three concerts in London\nuntil then. {#3}<strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>4. She’<b>d loved</b> eating junky food for years before she became obese.<strong> </strong>{#4}<strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>5. Freddie was tired because he <b>had gone</b> to sleep very late the night\nbefore. {#5}<br></p>\n\n<p>6. The girls <b>had been jumping</b> rope in the park since lunch before their parents asked them to come\nhome. {#6}<em><br></em></p>\n\n<p>7. Sophia\n<b>had hated\n</b>attending English classes for months by the beginning of a new term. {#7}<strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>8. Britain&nbsp;<b>had </b><strong>declared</strong>&nbsp;war on France\nby the end of the year.&nbsp;{#8}</p>\n\n<p>9. Unexpectedly\nhe settled down in the country he <b>had never\nwanted</b> to live. {#9}<strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>10. By lunch Jacky’s sister <b>had been cleaning</b>\nwindows for two hours. {#10}<strong></strong><strong></strong></p>\n\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\n\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\n\n<p><b>Descriptions:</b></p>\n\n<p><b>&nbsp;</b></p>\n\n<p><b>A</b> <i>An event that happened in the past with a\nresult visible in the past</i></p>\n\n<p><b>B</b> <i>An event that continued for some time in the\npast before a stated time in the past </i></p>\n\n<p><b>C</b> <i>An event that happened before a stated time\nin the past</i></p>\n\n<p><b>D</b> <i>An event that continued for some time in the\npast before another past event</i></p>\n\n<p><b>E</b> <i>A state that did not exist at any time in the\npast before another past event with a time adverb</i><b> </b></p>\n\n<p><b>F</b> <i>A state that existed for some time in the\npast before some past event happened</i><b>\n</b></p>\n\n<p><b>G</b> <i>An event that happened in the past before\nanother past event</i></p>\n\n<p><strong>H</strong><strong>\n</strong><i>An event that happened a certain number of times</i><strong><i> </i></strong><i>up\nto a particular point of time in the past </i></p>\n\n<p><b>I </b><i>A state that existed for some time in the\npast before a stated time in the past</i><strong></strong></p>\n\n<p><b>J</b><i> An event that continued for some time in\nthe past with a result visible in the past </i><strong></strong></p><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 10.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619191827+FH0Oic', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+45HOC7', 0, 1560971907, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(1103, 53, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><strong>2. Put the verbs in the brackets into the</strong><em><b>\n</b></em><b><i>past perfect</i></b><b> or\nthe <i>past perfect continuous</i><strong>.</strong></b></p>\n\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\n\n<p>1. Yesterday she was\non a date with the man she {#1}<strong> </strong>(<strong>always</strong><strong>\n</strong>/<strong> dream</strong>)\nto go out with. <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>2. They&nbsp;{#2}<strong> </strong>\n(<b>listen</b>)\nto music since early morning when their parents returned home.</p>\n\n<p>3. Marc\n{#3}\n(<b>not\n</b>/ <b>be</b>)\nable to decide to leave the country or not for months before the war struck.<strong> <br></strong></p>\n\n<p>4. Anthony felt refreshed because he {#4} (<b>meditate</b>) all afternoon. <br></p>\n\n<p>5. By\nthe time the pirates showed up, they {#5} (<b>fling</b>)\nthe box of valuables in the sea.&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>6. Sam Davis {#6} (<b>write</b>) two\nwell-received novels before he died in 1984.<br></p>\n\n<p>7. How\nlong {#7}\n(<b>you\n</b>/ <b>wait</b>)\nwhen the bus arrived? <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>8. Ela<em> </em>{#8}<strong> (take) </strong>part\nin<strong> </strong>the community programme\never since&nbsp;it {#9}<strong> (start</strong><strong>)</strong><em>,&nbsp;</em>but she quit last Friday. <br></p>\n\n<p>9. {#10} (<b>they</b> / <b>have</b>) enough sleep before they embarked\non their journey? <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>10. Charlotte felt dizzy. She {#11} (<b>not</b> / <b>drink</b>) enough water during the marathon.<br></p>\n\n<p>11. {#12} (<b>Daniel</b>\n/ <b>resell</b>) vintage cars to local\ncustomers for two years before the robbery happened?</p>\n\n<p>12. Gabriel’s\nhands were filthy. He {#13} (<b>just </b>/ <b>finish</b>) repairing his\nmotorcycle. <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>13. The Lions\ncame out to the semi-finals after they {#14} (<b>beat</b>)\nthe Paladins in their last match at home.<strong> <br></strong></p>\n\n<p>14. He was a wonderful artist. He<em> </em>{#15} (<b>paint</b>)<i>\n</i>for 20 years<em>. <br></em></p>\n\n<p>15. Lucia {#16}\n(<b>still\n</b>/ <b>not\n</b>/ <b>eat</b>)\nher breakfast because she was busy watching her favorite cartoons online. <strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>16.\nBy the time he knocked at her door, she {#17}\n(<b>study</b>)\nbiology for two hours. <strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>17. Richard {#18}\n(<b>investigate</b>)\nthe case for three months when it got dismissed. <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>18.\nAfter the family {#19}\n(<b>have</b>)\ndinner, they went to watch the football match on TV. <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>19. By the time\nshe was twenty nine, she {#20}\n(<b>already\n</b>/ <b>climb</b>)\nEverest three times.<strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>20.\nGrace {#21}\n(<b>commute</b>)\nto London every day since she {#22}\n(<b>move</b>)\nto Brighton. <strong><br></strong></p><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 22.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+ugksdb', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+y3LGcq', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(1125, 53, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><strong>3. </strong><b>Choose\nthe correct item. <strong></strong></b></p>\n\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\n\n<p><strong></strong></p><p>1.<strong>\n</strong>Parents {#1} their\nchildren from religious studies at schools ever since the beginning of the\neducation reform. <br></p><p></p>\n\n<p>2. She told me\nthat Ann <strong></strong>{#2}<strong></strong><strong>\n</strong>a cold.<strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>3. How\nlong <u></u>{#3}\nTom before they got married?</p>\n\n<p>4. The\ncargo plane <u></u>{#4}\nfor Paris by 5\no’clock that morning.<strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>5. After<em>\n</em>I <u></u>{#5} for four hours, I got so\nhungry that I had to stop and eat my lunch.<em><br></em></p>\n\n<p>6. He couldn’t go out to play\nwith his friends until he <u></u>{#6}\nhis homework.<br></p>\n\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">7. </span>Penelope {#7}<u></u> to school a long before we popped in for a visit. <em></em><span lang="EN-GB"></span></p>\n\n<p>8. When\nI met her that evening, she {#8}<u></u> for three hours\nrehearsing for the show. <strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>9. James was going to have a series of fights\nin the professional boxing league that year, for\nwhich he {#9}<strong></strong> since 2016.</p><p>10. The\nlocal authorities {#10}\nthe shrine twice before the fire destroyed it. <br></p><p>11.<strong> </strong>Tom felt energetic because he had {#11} woken\nup. <strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>12. Eduardo <b></b>{#12}<b><u></u></b> of going on holidays on his own when his\ngirlfriend decided to join him.<br></p>\n\n<p>13. Her twentieth birthday was the best day she<em> </em><u></u>{#13}<i>.</i><strong> </strong><strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>14.\nThe company <b></b>{#14}<b><u></u></b> steadily before\nthe economic crisis struck in late 2000s.<strong></strong></p>\n\n15. Until\nlast week Riley <u></u>{#15} a lesson.<br><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 15.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+kgFuJA', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+0OxciX', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(1141, 53, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>4. Fill in the gaps\nwith the suitable signal word(s): <i>already</i>,\n<i>always</i>, <i>ever</i>, <i>for</i>, <i>just</i>, <i>yet</i>, <i>never</i>, <i>recently</i>, <i>since</i>, <i>until then</i>, <i>still</i>. </b></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>1. Jason had {#1} finished his work. He was planning to go to the park.<br></p>\n\n<p>2. Lenny had been repairing\ncars {#2} ten years before he became\na fully qualified mechanic.<br></p>\n\n<p>3. When mother opened the\nwindows, the smell had {#3}\ndisappeared.<br></p>\n\n<p>4. The first time I had {#4} eaten snake fruit was in Indonesia.<br></p>\n\n<p>5. <span lang="EN-GB">Megan\nhad been struggling with money {#5}\nthe death of her husband.</span><br></p>\n\n<p>6. Yesterday he bought the car he had {#6} wanted to drive.<br></p>\n\n<p>7. By the time we arrived, he\nhadn’t {#7} prepared any samples of\nsoil to check.<br></p>\n\n<p>8. Had Alex {#8} been to a jazz concert before? He’d been listening to the\nmusic {#9} ages.</p><p>9. When I saw <span lang="EN-GB">Polly</span>, she <span lang="EN-GB">{#10}</span><span lang="EN-GB"> hadn’t chosen a dress to wear for\nthe party. She didn’t like any of those on display.</span><br></p>\n\n<p>10. I had {#11}\nseen such a beautiful architecture before I visited St. Petersburg.<em></em><br></p>\n\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">11. She admitted that </span>Eden\nhad {#12} called\nher a couple of times to tell her about his stay in Brazil.<span lang="EN-GB"></span></p>\n\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">12. We came home late. Timmy hadn’t put his\ntoys in order {#13}. It took\nhim a while to do it.</span></p>\n\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">13. </span>My cousin hadn’t mown the lawn {#14}<b> </b>since he had broken his left arm.<span lang="EN-GB"></span></p>\n\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">14. Some species of mammals had {#15} interbred after their migration\ninto the area, creating new ones.</span><span lang="EN-GB"><i>\n</i></span></p>\n\n<p>15. He hadn’t {#16} caught any fish when his friends\njoined him.<br></p><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 16.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+uaEVdm', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+GM38pk', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(1158, 53, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>5.</b> <b>Complete\nthe sentences, making questions or negatives. Use the correct tense, the <i>past perfect</i> or <i>past perfect continuous</i>.&nbsp; </b></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>1. Frankie {#1}\n(<b>not</b> / <b>understand</b>) how to solve the mathematical problem for such a long\ntime that she started considering calling the professor.<br></p>\n\n<p>2. What {#2} (<b>Carroll</b>\n/ <b>plan</b>) for the last few weeks\nbefore she was caught stealing our clients’ personal data?</p>\n\n<p>3. How long {#3} (<b>it</b>\n/ <b>rain</b>) before the streets got\nflooded?<i> </i></p>\n\n<p>4. The spokesman said that the\ncompany {#4} (<b>yet</b> / <b>not</b> / <b>withhold</b>) any\npayments to the investors. <br></p>\n\n<p>5. {#5}<b> (you </b>/ <b>manage)\n</b>to finish<b> </b>the project by the\ntime Dale talked to the department manager?<br></p>\n\n<p>6. Tyler {#6} (<b>never</b> / <b>own</b>) any real estate at all before he\ninherited his grandpa’s house.<br></p>\n\n<p>7. He {#7}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>have</b>) any visits from his relatives and friends until he served his\nsentence.<br></p>\n\n<p>8. When I saw Logan, he was playing happily in the sand box\nalone. Then he started to cry. <b></b>{#8}\n(<b>he</b> / <b>hurt</b>) himself, or what?<i> </i></p>\n\n<p>9. {#9} (<b>she</b> / <b>ever</b> / <b>dream</b>) of\nbecoming a president before her election?<br></p>\n\n<p>10. How much money {#10} (<b>you</b> / <b>win</b>) in the\nlottery before you stopped playing it?<br></p>\n\n<p>11. The King <b></b>{#11} (<b>give</b>) up his thrown until the very end\nof the revolution.<br></p>\n\n<p>12. Emma {#12}<b></b>\n(<b>prepare</b>) for the test since she had\nhad a dinner. So Mom got upset.<strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>13. How many times <b></b>{#13} (<b>Liam</b> / <b>be</b>) to Morocco\nbefore he met Amira?</p>\n\n<p>14. How long {#14} (<b>she</b>\n/ <b>dye</b>) her hair till she achieved\nthe right colour?<span lang="LT"></span></p>\n\n15. The situation {#15}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>go</b>) out of control. The scientists had reacted instantaneously, and\nthe virus didn’t spread outside.<br><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 15.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+jYLvaQ', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+IeA5q8', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1174, 53, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p style="text-align: left;"></p><p style="text-align: left;"><b>6.</b> <b>Fill in the gaps with the <i>past\nperfect</i> or <i>past perfect continuous</i>.</b></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><b>&nbsp;</b></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Hi Stevie, </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Hope you’re okay, and I’m sorry for you not being able to get on the\nbus. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>I <b>1</b>) {#1} (<b>tell</b>) you to better plan your\ntravelling to the station so that you could make it on time. We <b>2</b>) {#2} (<b>wait</b>) for almost\nan hour until the bus arrived. By the time it departed, we <b>3</b>) {#3} (<b>even</b> / <b>ask</b>) the driver to hold on for ten more minutes, hoping you would\ncome. However he refused to do it as he had his schedule to follow. So we gave\nup. We couldn’t miss the concert as Val and I <b>4</b>) <b></b>{#4} (<b>try</b>) to get the tickets for months. I\nwas a bit upset that you <b>5</b>) <b></b>{#5}<b></b> (<b>not</b>\n/ <b>show</b>) up on time and <b>6</b>) <b></b>{#6} (<b>lose</b>) a chance to see the\nband. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Our trip to the arena, though, was smooth and the concert was\nimpressive. I <b>7</b>) <b></b>{#7}<b></b> (<b>never</b> / <b>be</b>) to such a\nmassive event before. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>We <b>8</b>) {#8} (<b>arrive</b>) at the venue by seven in the evening,\nbut we had to wait for 2 hours to get inside. Needless to say, that was\nnothing: a large crowd of fans <b>9</b>) <b></b>{#9} (<b>jostle</b>) at the entrance since the morning. When we entered the VIP\narea, the event <b>10</b>) <b></b>{#10}<b></b> (<b>already</b> / <b>start</b>). </i><i><span lang="LT">Some unknown Brazilian band <b>11</b>) <b></b>{#11} (<b>open</b>) the show. </span>Val was very\ntired because he <b>12</b>) {#12}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>sleep</b>) well the night before. By the\ntime <b>Vortex</b> appeared on stage, he <b>13</b>) <b></b>{#13} (<b>drink</b>) three\nenergy cocktails. Fortunately, it helped. He stayed alert during the entire\nconcert. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><b><i>Vortex</i></b><i> played perfectly. However they <b>14</b>) {#14} (<b>make</b>) some\nunexpected changes in their tour line-up. Guitarist Diego Pratt couldn’t\nperform because he <b>15</b>) {#15} (<b>injure</b>) his hand while skydiving the day before. So some young lad <b>16</b>) {#16} (<b>take</b>) over.\nAlso you wouldn’t have seen your <i>favourite </i>Gabrieli Antonio. The folk were\ntalking that he <b>17</b>) {#17} (<b>not</b> / <b>receive</b>) a visa to come to the country\nbecause of his aggressive behaviour when crossing the border the time before or\nsome previous misconduct, such as alcohol and drug use in public. He <b>18</b>) {#18} (<b>abuse</b>)\nillegal substances since the band <b>19</b>)\n{#19} (<b>become</b>) famous. But we were surprised by how his replacement,\nJovani Garcia, from <b>Tahya Devils</b>&nbsp; <b>20</b>)\n{#20} (<b>nail</b>) down all his keyboard parts. You should have seen this. I\ntook some short videos of his performance with my phone. I’ll show you what\nyou’ve missed. In general the band played a lot of songs from their new album\nand some interesting variations of their older tracks. The stage production was\namazing too. They <b>21</b>) {#21} (<b>use</b>) colorful lasers lights and smoke to illuminate a giant pyramid\nbehind them on stage. Those were the coolest rock visual effects I <b>22</b>) {#22} (<b>ever</b> /\n<b>see</b>). </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>At the concert we came across our mate Rodrigo. He <b>23</b>) {#23}\n(<b>hang</b>) out with us for a while until\nhe suddenly disappeared with his girlfriend in the crowd. He boasted that he <b>24</b>) {#24} (<b>meet</b>) the\nVortex vocalist, and they <b>25</b>) {#25} (<b>have</b>) a little chat backstage before their show. But I didn’t\nbelieve him. He <b>26</b>) {#26} (<b>lie</b>) to\neveryone too much. He <b>27</b>) {#27}<b> (also / promise)</b>\nto call me after the event to give us a lift to the hotel but it never\nhappened. We had to walk all the way down. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Today we are travelling back home. It’s been a very lovely trip with\nlots of unforgettable moments. We’re going to plan another one soon. I hope you’ll\nbe able to join us this time. I see you soon. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Love, </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Evelyn</i></p><p style="text-align: left;"></p>', 1, '', 1, 27.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222453+paSr4c', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+E5NGcj', 0, 1561242293, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1203, 52, 0, '1.2 Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>1. Read the sentences, identify\nthe tenses, then match them with the correct description typing the\nappropriate letter.&nbsp; </b></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>1. She <b>has been using</b>\nthe Internet for half and hour. {#1}</p>\n\n<p>2. Lisa <b>has sent</b> two\nemails this morning. {#2}</p>\n\n<p>3. They are tired. They <b>have\nbeen riding </b>bikes all morning. {#3}</p>\n\n<p>4. Tom <b>has just washed</b>\nhis car. Now you cannot see any dirty spots. {#4}</p>\n\n<p>5. I cannot stand any more. He <b>has been listening</b> to music loud all day! {#5}</p>\n\n<p>6. Sam <b>has known</b>\nhis friend’s secret for 5 years. {#6}</p>\n\n<p>7. The Smiths <b>have\nbought</b> a new car. {#7}</p>\n\n<p>8. I usually live in London,\nbut I <b>have been living</b> in Edinburgh for two months. {#8}</p>\n\n<p>9. The security <b>has\ncaught</b> a shoplifter. He was trying to steal a bottle of wine when he was\nspotted on CCTV. {#9}</p>\n\n<p>10. Mason <b>has taught</b>\nbiology for ten years. {#10}</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p><b>Descriptions:</b></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>A. <i>An action which started in the past and continues up to the present\nwith a state verb</i></p>\n\n<p>B. <i>An action which has recently finished and whose result is visible in\nthe present</i></p>\n\n<p>C. <i>An action which happened at an unstated time in the past. The emphasis\nis placed on the action, the time is either unknown or unimportant</i></p>\n\n<p>D. <i>An action which happened within a specific time period which is not\nover yet. <i>There is an emphasis put on the number of the things done\nduring that period</i></i></p>\n\n<p>E.<i> An action which is considered to be permanent as it has lasted for a\nlong period of time. </i></p>\n\n<p>F. <i>Announcing a piece of news</i></p>\n\n<p>H. <i>An action which started in the past and continues up to the present\nwith an active verb</i></p>\n\n<p>I. <i>An action which started in the past and lasted for some time. It is\nunknown if the action has finished or is still going on. The result is visible\nin the present </i></p>\n\n<p><i><p>J.<i> </i><i>An action which lasts for a temporary period of time</i></p></i></p>\n\n<p>K. <i>Expressing anger, irritation or annoyance for an action which has been\ngoing on for a certain period of time</i></p><p><i><br></i></p><div style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank">Content licensed under a&nbsp;Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International\nLicense (CC BY-NC-4.0)</a><br></div><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 10.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.anglukalba.net+161207234117+OmNKkW', 'moodle.anglukalba.net+170105013836+GEQBog', 0, 1481154077, 1483580316, 3, 3),
	(1214, 52, 0, '1.2 Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><strong>2. Put the verbs in the brackets into the</strong><em><b>\npresent perfect</b></em><strong> or the </strong><em><b>present perfect continuous</b></em><strong>.</strong></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>1. Have you seen John lately? – No, I {#1} (<b>meet</b>)\nhim since last Monday. </p>\n\n<p>2. How long {#2} (<b>Cristian</b> / <b>practise</b>) yoga?&nbsp; </p>\n\n<p>3. She {#3}\n(<b>finish</b>) only two courses so far.&nbsp; </p>\n\n<p>4. Indeed, my cousin {#4} (<b>teach</b>) maths for\nten years. </p>\n\n<p>5. They {#5} (<b>recently</b> / <b>paint</b>) the sitting room yellow.&nbsp; It is so cosy now. </p>\n\n<p>6. I {#6} (<b>hear</b>) the song\nyet. </p>\n\n<p>7. Tom usually work in New York,\nbut he {#7} (<b>work</b>) in Washington since May. </p>\n\n<p>8. Sophia looks tired. She {#8} (<b>answer</b>)\nnew clients’ calls all morning. </p>\n\n<p>9. I’m very angry. Somebody {#9} (<b>throw</b>)\nlitter in our garden!</p>\n\n<p>10. Emma feels relaxed. She {#10} (<b>successfully\n/ pass</b>) all her exams this term. </p>\n\n<p>11. I {#11}\n(<b>be</b>) in love with Mia for 2 years. <span lang="LT"></span></p>\n\n<p>12. The police {#12} (<b>arrest</b>) a thief. He\nwas trying to steal a bike at the supermarket. </p>\n\n<p>13. Olive and Isabella {#13} (<b>send</b>) their application to\nseveral companies, but they {#14} (<b>still</b> / <b>not</b> / <b>manage</b>) to get any position. </p>\n\n<p>14. I {#15} (<b>always / have</b>) a cat, even when I lived in an apartment where pets\nweren’t allowed. </p>\n\n<p>15. Benjamin {#16} (<b>think</b>) about moving to\nanother flat as he {#17} (<b>become</b>) upset with the recent rise of\nthe rent. <br></p><p><br></p><p></p><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank">Content licensed under a&nbsp;Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International\nLicense (CC BY-NC-4.0)</a><br></p>', 1, '', 1, 17.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.anglukalba.net+161208000658+hptp4V', 'moodle.anglukalba.net+170104202445+2Alyyp', 0, 1481155618, 1483561485, 3, 3),
	(1232, 52, 0, '1.2 Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous', '<p><p><b>3. Choose the correct item. </b></p>\n\n<p><b>&nbsp;</b></p>\n\n<p>1. He {#1}\nthe painting. It is already dry. </p>\n\n<p>2. She {#2} in this city for\n20 years, and is not going to move anywhere. </p>\n\n<p>3. Our team {#3} three\nmatches since the beginning of the tournament. </p>\n\n<p>4. How long {#4}\nfor me. </p>\n\n<p>5. Olivia {#5} this dress for 3\nyears. </p>\n\n<p>6. Liam {#6} to Scotland\nas he has to participate at the business conference tomorrow. </p>\n\n<p>7. She likes the texture of the fabric. She {#7} it for half an hour. </p>\n\n<p>8. Eva and her friends {#8} to Madrid once. They\nenjoyed staying in that city. </p>\n\n<p>9. Lucas looks very tired. He {#9} the car since early morning. </p>\n\n<p>10. Why have you been so upset these days? – She {#10} my bike without my permission!</p>\n\n<p>11. I {#11} some weight\nrecently. </p>\n\n<p>12. Alexandra {#12} a\nsouvenir for her mom. </p>\n\n<p>13. Logan\nusually studies in the evening, but he {#13}\nin the mornings for a week as he has an evening job. </p>\n\n<p>14. Tom {#14} ice-cream since he\nwas a kid. </p>\n\n<p>15. Avery {#15}\nto become a singer. <br></p><p><br></p></p><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank">Content licensed under a&nbsp;Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International\nLicense (CC BY-NC-4.0)</a><br></p>', 1, '', 1, 15.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.anglukalba.net+161208011829+P5cgJn', 'moodle.anglukalba.net+161208011830+mHqA8Y', 0, 1481159909, 1481159909, 3, 3),
	(1248, 51, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>1. Read the sentences, identify\nthe tenses, then match them with the correct description choosing the appropriate\nletter.&nbsp; <br></b></p><p><b><br></b></p>\n\n\n\n<p>1. The couple was exhausted\nbecause they <strong>had been hiking </strong>all day<strong><i>. </i></strong>{#1}</p><p>2. I<b>’d</b> already <b>cooked</b> dinner\nbefore Lily got home. {#2}<br></p>\n\n<p>3. He<strong>\nhad played</strong><strong>\n</strong>three concerts in London\nuntil then. {#3}<strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>4. She’<b>d loved</b> eating junky food for years before she became obese.<strong> </strong>{#4}<strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>5. Freddie was tired because he <b>had gone</b> to sleep very late the night\nbefore. {#5}<br></p>\n\n<p>6. The girls <b>had been jumping</b> rope in the park since lunch before their parents asked them to come\nhome. {#6}<em><br></em></p>\n\n<p>7. Sophia\n<b>had hated\n</b>attending English classes for months by the beginning of a new term. {#7}<strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>8. Britain&nbsp;<b>had </b><strong>declared</strong>&nbsp;war on France\nby the end of the year.&nbsp;{#8}</p>\n\n<p>9. Unexpectedly\nhe settled down in the country he <b>had never\nwanted</b> to live. {#9}<strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>10. By lunch Jacky’s sister <b>had been cleaning</b>\nwindows for two hours. {#10}<strong></strong><strong></strong></p>\n\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\n\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\n\n<p><b>Descriptions:</b></p>\n\n<p><b>&nbsp;</b></p>\n\n<p><b>A</b> <i>An event that happened in the past with a\nresult visible in the past</i></p>\n\n<p><b>B</b> <i>An event that continued for some time in the\npast before a stated time in the past </i></p>\n\n<p><b>C</b> <i>An event that happened before a stated time\nin the past</i></p>\n\n<p><b>D</b> <i>An event that continued for some time in the\npast before another past event</i></p>\n\n<p><b>E</b> <i>A state that did not exist at any time in the\npast before another past event with a time adverb</i><b> </b></p>\n\n<p><b>F</b> <i>A state that existed for some time in the\npast before some past event happened</i><b>\n</b></p>\n\n<p><b>G</b> <i>An event that happened in the past before\nanother past event</i></p>\n\n<p><strong>H</strong><strong>\n</strong><i>An event that happened a certain number of times</i><strong><i> </i></strong><i>up\nto a particular point of time in the past </i></p>\n\n<p><b>I </b><i>A state that existed for some time in the\npast before a stated time in the past</i><strong></strong></p>\n\n<p><b>J</b><i> An event that continued for some time in\nthe past with a result visible in the past </i><strong></strong></p><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 10.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619191827+FH0Oic', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+45HOC7', 0, 1560971907, 1561148947, 3, 3),
	(1259, 51, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><strong>2. Put the verbs in the brackets into the</strong><em><b>\n</b></em><b><i>past perfect</i></b><b> or\nthe <i>past perfect continuous</i><strong>.</strong></b></p>\n\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\n\n<p>1. Yesterday she was\non a date with the man she {#1}<strong> </strong>(<strong>always</strong><strong>\n</strong>/<strong> dream</strong>)\nto go out with. <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>2. They&nbsp;{#2}<strong> </strong>\n(<b>listen</b>)\nto music since early morning when their parents returned home.</p>\n\n<p>3. Marc\n{#3}\n(<b>not\n</b>/ <b>be</b>)\nable to decide to leave the country or not for months before the war struck.<strong> <br></strong></p>\n\n<p>4. Anthony felt refreshed because he {#4} (<b>meditate</b>) all afternoon. <br></p>\n\n<p>5. By\nthe time the pirates showed up, they {#5} (<b>fling</b>)\nthe box of valuables in the sea.&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>6. Sam Davis {#6} (<b>write</b>) two\nwell-received novels before he died in 1984.<br></p>\n\n<p>7. How\nlong {#7}\n(<b>you\n</b>/ <b>wait</b>)\nwhen the bus arrived? <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>8. Ela<em> </em>{#8}<strong> (take) </strong>part\nin<strong> </strong>the community programme\never since&nbsp;it {#9}<strong> (start</strong><strong>)</strong><em>,&nbsp;</em>but she quit last Friday. <br></p>\n\n<p>9. {#10} (<b>they</b> / <b>have</b>) enough sleep before they embarked\non their journey? <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>10. Charlotte felt dizzy. She {#11} (<b>not</b> / <b>drink</b>) enough water during the marathon.<br></p>\n\n<p>11. {#12} (<b>Daniel</b>\n/ <b>resell</b>) vintage cars to local\ncustomers for two years before the robbery happened?</p>\n\n<p>12. Gabriel’s\nhands were filthy. He {#13} (<b>just </b>/ <b>finish</b>) repairing his\nmotorcycle. <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>13. The Lions\ncame out to the semi-finals after they {#14} (<b>beat</b>)\nthe Paladins in their last match at home.<strong> <br></strong></p>\n\n<p>14. He was a wonderful artist. He<em> </em>{#15} (<b>paint</b>)<i>\n</i>for 20 years<em>. <br></em></p>\n\n<p>15. Lucia {#16}\n(<b>still\n</b>/ <b>not\n</b>/ <b>eat</b>)\nher breakfast because she was busy watching her favorite cartoons online. <strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>16.\nBy the time he knocked at her door, she {#17}\n(<b>study</b>)\nbiology for two hours. <strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>17. Richard {#18}\n(<b>investigate</b>)\nthe case for three months when it got dismissed. <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>18.\nAfter the family {#19}\n(<b>have</b>)\ndinner, they went to watch the football match on TV. <strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>19. By the time\nshe was twenty nine, she {#20}\n(<b>already\n</b>/ <b>climb</b>)\nEverest three times.<strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>20.\nGrace {#21}\n(<b>commute</b>)\nto London every day since she {#22}\n(<b>move</b>)\nto Brighton. <strong><br></strong></p><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 22.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190620205801+ugksdb', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624164145+y3LGcq', 0, 1561064281, 1561394505, 3, 3),
	(1281, 51, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><strong>3. </strong><b>Choose\nthe correct item. <strong></strong></b></p>\n\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\n\n<p><strong></strong></p><p>1.<strong>\n</strong>Parents {#1} their\nchildren from religious studies at schools ever since the beginning of the\neducation reform. <br></p><p></p>\n\n<p>2. She told me\nthat Ann <strong></strong>{#2}<strong></strong><strong>\n</strong>a cold.<strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>3. How\nlong <u></u>{#3}\nTom before they got married?</p>\n\n<p>4. The\ncargo plane <u></u>{#4}\nfor Paris by 5\no’clock that morning.<strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>5. After<em>\n</em>I <u></u>{#5} for four hours, I got so\nhungry that I had to stop and eat my lunch.<em><br></em></p>\n\n<p>6. He couldn’t go out to play\nwith his friends until he <u></u>{#6}\nhis homework.<br></p>\n\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">7. </span>Penelope {#7}<u></u> to school a long before we popped in for a visit. <em></em><span lang="EN-GB"></span></p>\n\n<p>8. When\nI met her that evening, she {#8}<u></u> for three hours\nrehearsing for the show. <strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>9. James was going to have a series of fights\nin the professional boxing league that year, for\nwhich he {#9}<strong></strong> since 2016.</p><p>10. The\nlocal authorities {#10}\nthe shrine twice before the fire destroyed it. <br></p><p>11.<strong> </strong>Tom felt energetic because he had {#11} woken\nup. <strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>12. Eduardo <b></b>{#12}<b><u></u></b> of going on holidays on his own when his\ngirlfriend decided to join him.<br></p>\n\n<p>13. Her twentieth birthday was the best day she<em> </em><u></u>{#13}<i>.</i><strong> </strong><strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>14.\nThe company <b></b>{#14}<b><u></u></b> steadily before\nthe economic crisis struck in late 2000s.<strong></strong></p>\n\n15. Until\nlast week Riley <u></u>{#15} a lesson.<br><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 15.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621210532+kgFuJA', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621211251+0OxciX', 0, 1561151132, 1561151571, 3, 3),
	(1297, 51, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>4. Fill in the gaps\nwith the suitable signal word(s): <i>already</i>,\n<i>always</i>, <i>ever</i>, <i>for</i>, <i>just</i>, <i>yet</i>, <i>never</i>, <i>recently</i>, <i>since</i>, <i>until then</i>, <i>still</i>. </b></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>1. Jason had {#1} finished his work. He was planning to go to the park.<br></p>\n\n<p>2. Lenny had been repairing\ncars {#2} ten years before he became\na fully qualified mechanic.<br></p>\n\n<p>3. When mother opened the\nwindows, the smell had {#3}\ndisappeared.<br></p>\n\n<p>4. The first time I had {#4} eaten snake fruit was in Indonesia.<br></p>\n\n<p>5. <span lang="EN-GB">Megan\nhad been struggling with money {#5}\nthe death of her husband.</span><br></p>\n\n<p>6. Yesterday he bought the car he had {#6} wanted to drive.<br></p>\n\n<p>7. By the time we arrived, he\nhadn’t {#7} prepared any samples of\nsoil to check.<br></p>\n\n<p>8. Had Alex {#8} been to a jazz concert before? He’d been listening to the\nmusic {#9} ages.</p><p>9. When I saw <span lang="EN-GB">Polly</span>, she <span lang="EN-GB">{#10}</span><span lang="EN-GB"> hadn’t chosen a dress to wear for\nthe party. She didn’t like any of those on display.</span><br></p>\n\n<p>10. I had {#11}\nseen such a beautiful architecture before I visited St. Petersburg.<em></em><br></p>\n\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">11. She admitted that </span>Eden\nhad {#12} called\nher a couple of times to tell her about his stay in Brazil.<span lang="EN-GB"></span></p>\n\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">12. We came home late. Timmy hadn’t put his\ntoys in order {#13}. It took\nhim a while to do it.</span></p>\n\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">13. </span>My cousin hadn’t mown the lawn {#14}<b> </b>since he had broken his left arm.<span lang="EN-GB"></span></p>\n\n<p><span lang="EN-GB">14. Some species of mammals had {#15} interbred after their migration\ninto the area, creating new ones.</span><span lang="EN-GB"><i>\n</i></span></p>\n\n<p>15. He hadn’t {#16} caught any fish when his friends\njoined him.<br></p><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 16.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202213+uaEVdm', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622202219+GM38pk', 0, 1561234933, 1561234939, 3, 3),
	(1314, 51, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>5.</b> <b>Complete\nthe sentences, making questions or negatives. Use the correct tense, the <i>past perfect</i> or <i>past perfect continuous</i>.&nbsp; </b></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>1. Frankie {#1}\n(<b>not</b> / <b>understand</b>) how to solve the mathematical problem for such a long\ntime that she started considering calling the professor.<br></p>\n\n<p>2. What {#2} (<b>Carroll</b>\n/ <b>plan</b>) for the last few weeks\nbefore she was caught stealing our clients’ personal data?</p>\n\n<p>3. How long {#3} (<b>it</b>\n/ <b>rain</b>) before the streets got\nflooded?<i> </i></p>\n\n<p>4. The spokesman said that the\ncompany {#4} (<b>yet</b> / <b>not</b> / <b>withhold</b>) any\npayments to the investors. <br></p>\n\n<p>5. {#5}<b> (you </b>/ <b>manage)\n</b>to finish<b> </b>the project by the\ntime Dale talked to the department manager?<br></p>\n\n<p>6. Tyler {#6} (<b>never</b> / <b>own</b>) any real estate at all before he\ninherited his grandpa’s house.<br></p>\n\n<p>7. He {#7}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>have</b>) any visits from his relatives and friends until he served his\nsentence.<br></p>\n\n<p>8. When I saw Logan, he was playing happily in the sand box\nalone. Then he started to cry. <b></b>{#8}\n(<b>he</b> / <b>hurt</b>) himself, or what?<i> </i></p>\n\n<p>9. {#9} (<b>she</b> / <b>ever</b> / <b>dream</b>) of\nbecoming a president before her election?<br></p>\n\n<p>10. How much money {#10} (<b>you</b> / <b>win</b>) in the\nlottery before you stopped playing it?<br></p>\n\n<p>11. The King <b></b>{#11} (<b>give</b>) up his thrown until the very end\nof the revolution.<br></p>\n\n<p>12. Emma {#12}<b></b>\n(<b>prepare</b>) for the test since she had\nhad a dinner. So Mom got upset.<strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>13. How many times <b></b>{#13} (<b>Liam</b> / <b>be</b>) to Morocco\nbefore he met Amira?</p>\n\n<p>14. How long {#14} (<b>she</b>\n/ <b>dye</b>) her hair till she achieved\nthe right colour?<span lang="LT"></span></p>\n\n15. The situation {#15}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>go</b>) out of control. The scientists had reacted instantaneously, and\nthe virus didn’t spread outside.<br><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 15.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+jYLvaQ', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+IeA5q8', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1330, 51, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p style="text-align: left;"></p><p style="text-align: left;"><b>6.</b> <b>Fill in the gaps with the <i>past\nperfect</i> or <i>past perfect continuous</i>.</b></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><b>&nbsp;</b></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Hi Stevie, </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Hope you’re okay, and I’m sorry for you not being able to get on the\nbus. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>I <b>1</b>) {#1} (<b>tell</b>) you to better plan your\ntravelling to the station so that you could make it on time. We <b>2</b>) {#2} (<b>wait</b>) for almost\nan hour until the bus arrived. By the time it departed, we <b>3</b>) {#3} (<b>even</b> / <b>ask</b>) the driver to hold on for ten more minutes, hoping you would\ncome. However he refused to do it as he had his schedule to follow. So we gave\nup. We couldn’t miss the concert as Val and I <b>4</b>) <b></b>{#4} (<b>try</b>) to get the tickets for months. I\nwas a bit upset that you <b>5</b>) <b></b>{#5}<b></b> (<b>not</b>\n/ <b>show</b>) up on time and <b>6</b>) <b></b>{#6} (<b>lose</b>) a chance to see the\nband. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Our trip to the arena, though, was smooth and the concert was\nimpressive. I <b>7</b>) <b></b>{#7}<b></b> (<b>never</b> / <b>be</b>) to such a\nmassive event before. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>We <b>8</b>) {#8} (<b>arrive</b>) at the venue by seven in the evening,\nbut we had to wait for 2 hours to get inside. Needless to say, that was\nnothing: a large crowd of fans <b>9</b>) <b></b>{#9} (<b>jostle</b>) at the entrance since the morning. When we entered the VIP\narea, the event <b>10</b>) <b></b>{#10}<b></b> (<b>already</b> / <b>start</b>). </i><i><span lang="LT">Some unknown Brazilian band <b>11</b>) <b></b>{#11} (<b>open</b>) the show. </span>Val was very\ntired because he <b>12</b>) {#12}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>sleep</b>) well the night before. By the\ntime <b>Vortex</b> appeared on stage, he <b>13</b>) <b></b>{#13} (<b>drink</b>) three\nenergy cocktails. Fortunately, it helped. He stayed alert during the entire\nconcert. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><b><i>Vortex</i></b><i> played perfectly. However they <b>14</b>) {#14} (<b>make</b>) some\nunexpected changes in their tour line-up. Guitarist Diego Pratt couldn’t\nperform because he <b>15</b>) {#15} (<b>injure</b>) his hand while skydiving the day before. So some young lad <b>16</b>) {#16} (<b>take</b>) over.\nAlso you wouldn’t have seen your <i>favourite </i>Gabrieli Antonio. The folk were\ntalking that he <b>17</b>) {#17} (<b>not</b> / <b>receive</b>) a visa to come to the country\nbecause of his aggressive behaviour when crossing the border the time before or\nsome previous misconduct, such as alcohol and drug use in public. He <b>18</b>) {#18} (<b>abuse</b>)\nillegal substances since the band <b>19</b>)\n{#19} (<b>become</b>) famous. But we were surprised by how his replacement,\nJovani Garcia, from <b>Tahya Devils</b>&nbsp; <b>20</b>)\n{#20} (<b>nail</b>) down all his keyboard parts. You should have seen this. I\ntook some short videos of his performance with my phone. I’ll show you what\nyou’ve missed. In general the band played a lot of songs from their new album\nand some interesting variations of their older tracks. The stage production was\namazing too. They <b>21</b>) {#21} (<b>use</b>) colorful lasers lights and smoke to illuminate a giant pyramid\nbehind them on stage. Those were the coolest rock visual effects I <b>22</b>) {#22} (<b>ever</b> /\n<b>see</b>). </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>At the concert we came across our mate Rodrigo. He <b>23</b>) {#23}\n(<b>hang</b>) out with us for a while until\nhe suddenly disappeared with his girlfriend in the crowd. He boasted that he <b>24</b>) {#24} (<b>meet</b>) the\nVortex vocalist, and they <b>25</b>) {#25} (<b>have</b>) a little chat backstage before their show. But I didn’t\nbelieve him. He <b>26</b>) {#26} (<b>lie</b>) to\neveryone too much. He <b>27</b>) {#27}<b> (also / promise)</b>\nto call me after the event to give us a lift to the hotel but it never\nhappened. We had to walk all the way down. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Today we are travelling back home. It’s been a very lovely trip with\nlots of unforgettable moments. We’re going to plan another one soon. I hope you’ll\nbe able to join us this time. I see you soon. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Love, </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Evelyn</i></p><p style="text-align: left;"></p>', 1, '', 1, 27.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222453+paSr4c', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+E5NGcj', 0, 1561242293, 1561466460, 3, 3),
	(1359, 50, 0, '1.2 Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>1. Read the sentences, identify\nthe tenses, then match them with the correct description typing the\nappropriate letter.&nbsp; </b></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>1. She <b>has been using</b>\nthe Internet for half and hour. {#1}</p>\n\n<p>2. Lisa <b>has sent</b> two\nemails this morning. {#2}</p>\n\n<p>3. They are tired. They <b>have\nbeen riding </b>bikes all morning. {#3}</p>\n\n<p>4. Tom <b>has just washed</b>\nhis car. Now you cannot see any dirty spots. {#4}</p>\n\n<p>5. I cannot stand any more. He <b>has been listening</b> to music loud all day! {#5}</p>\n\n<p>6. Sam <b>has known</b>\nhis friend’s secret for 5 years. {#6}</p>\n\n<p>7. The Smiths <b>have\nbought</b> a new car. {#7}</p>\n\n<p>8. I usually live in London,\nbut I <b>have been living</b> in Edinburgh for two months. {#8}</p>\n\n<p>9. The security <b>has\ncaught</b> a shoplifter. He was trying to steal a bottle of wine when he was\nspotted on CCTV. {#9}</p>\n\n<p>10. Mason <b>has taught</b>\nbiology for ten years. {#10}</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p><b>Descriptions:</b></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>A. <i>An action which started in the past and continues up to the present\nwith a state verb</i></p>\n\n<p>B. <i>An action which has recently finished and whose result is visible in\nthe present</i></p>\n\n<p>C. <i>An action which happened at an unstated time in the past. The emphasis\nis placed on the action, the time is either unknown or unimportant</i></p>\n\n<p>D. <i>An action which happened within a specific time period which is not\nover yet. <i>There is an emphasis put on the number of the things done\nduring that period</i></i></p>\n\n<p>E.<i> An action which is considered to be permanent as it has lasted for a\nlong period of time. </i></p>\n\n<p>F. <i>Announcing a piece of news</i></p>\n\n<p>H. <i>An action which started in the past and continues up to the present\nwith an active verb</i></p>\n\n<p>I. <i>An action which started in the past and lasted for some time. It is\nunknown if the action has finished or is still going on. The result is visible\nin the present </i></p>\n\n<p><i><p>J.<i> </i><i>An action which lasts for a temporary period of time</i></p></i></p>\n\n<p>K. <i>Expressing anger, irritation or annoyance for an action which has been\ngoing on for a certain period of time</i></p><p><i><br></i></p><div style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank">Content licensed under a&nbsp;Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International\nLicense (CC BY-NC-4.0)</a><br></div><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 10.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.anglukalba.net+161207234117+OmNKkW', 'moodle.anglukalba.net+170105013836+GEQBog', 0, 1481154077, 1483580316, 3, 3),
	(1370, 50, 0, '1.2 Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><strong>2. Put the verbs in the brackets into the</strong><em><b>\npresent perfect</b></em><strong> or the </strong><em><b>present perfect continuous</b></em><strong>.</strong></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>1. Have you seen John lately? – No, I {#1} (<b>meet</b>)\nhim since last Monday. </p>\n\n<p>2. How long {#2} (<b>Cristian</b> / <b>practise</b>) yoga?&nbsp; </p>\n\n<p>3. She {#3}\n(<b>finish</b>) only two courses so far.&nbsp; </p>\n\n<p>4. Indeed, my cousin {#4} (<b>teach</b>) maths for\nten years. </p>\n\n<p>5. They {#5} (<b>recently</b> / <b>paint</b>) the sitting room yellow.&nbsp; It is so cosy now. </p>\n\n<p>6. I {#6} (<b>hear</b>) the song\nyet. </p>\n\n<p>7. Tom usually work in New York,\nbut he {#7} (<b>work</b>) in Washington since May. </p>\n\n<p>8. Sophia looks tired. She {#8} (<b>answer</b>)\nnew clients’ calls all morning. </p>\n\n<p>9. I’m very angry. Somebody {#9} (<b>throw</b>)\nlitter in our garden!</p>\n\n<p>10. Emma feels relaxed. She {#10} (<b>successfully\n/ pass</b>) all her exams this term. </p>\n\n<p>11. I {#11}\n(<b>be</b>) in love with Mia for 2 years. <span lang="LT"></span></p>\n\n<p>12. The police {#12} (<b>arrest</b>) a thief. He\nwas trying to steal a bike at the supermarket. </p>\n\n<p>13. Olive and Isabella {#13} (<b>send</b>) their application to\nseveral companies, but they {#14} (<b>still</b> / <b>not</b> / <b>manage</b>) to get any position. </p>\n\n<p>14. I {#15} (<b>always / have</b>) a cat, even when I lived in an apartment where pets\nweren’t allowed. </p>\n\n<p>15. Benjamin {#16} (<b>think</b>) about moving to\nanother flat as he {#17} (<b>become</b>) upset with the recent rise of\nthe rent. <br></p><p><br></p><p></p><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank">Content licensed under a&nbsp;Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International\nLicense (CC BY-NC-4.0)</a><br></p>', 1, '', 1, 17.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.anglukalba.net+161208000658+hptp4V', 'moodle.anglukalba.net+170104202445+2Alyyp', 0, 1481155618, 1483561485, 3, 3),
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	(1404, 49, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>1. Read the sentences, identify\nthe tenses, then match them with the correct description choosing the appropriate\nletter.&nbsp; <br></b></p><p><b><br></b></p>\n\n\n\n<p>1. The couple was exhausted\nbecause they <strong>had been hiking </strong>all day<strong><i>. </i></strong>{#1}</p><p>2. I<b>’d</b> already <b>cooked</b> dinner\nbefore Lily got home. {#2}<br></p>\n\n<p>3. He<strong>\nhad played</strong><strong>\n</strong>three concerts in London\nuntil then. {#3}<strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>4. She’<b>d loved</b> eating junky food for years before she became obese.<strong> </strong>{#4}<strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>5. Freddie was tired because he <b>had gone</b> to sleep very late the night\nbefore. {#5}<br></p>\n\n<p>6. The girls <b>had been jumping</b> rope in the park since lunch before their parents asked them to come\nhome. {#6}<em><br></em></p>\n\n<p>7. Sophia\n<b>had hated\n</b>attending English classes for months by the beginning of a new term. {#7}<strong><br></strong></p>\n\n<p>8. Britain&nbsp;<b>had </b><strong>declared</strong>&nbsp;war on France\nby the end of the year.&nbsp;{#8}</p>\n\n<p>9. Unexpectedly\nhe settled down in the country he <b>had never\nwanted</b> to live. {#9}<strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>10. By lunch Jacky’s sister <b>had been cleaning</b>\nwindows for two hours. {#10}<strong></strong><strong></strong></p>\n\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\n\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\n\n<p><b>Descriptions:</b></p>\n\n<p><b>&nbsp;</b></p>\n\n<p><b>A</b> <i>An event that happened in the past with a\nresult visible in the past</i></p>\n\n<p><b>B</b> <i>An event that continued for some time in the\npast before a stated time in the past </i></p>\n\n<p><b>C</b> <i>An event that happened before a stated time\nin the past</i></p>\n\n<p><b>D</b> <i>An event that continued for some time in the\npast before another past event</i></p>\n\n<p><b>E</b> <i>A state that did not exist at any time in the\npast before another past event with a time adverb</i><b> </b></p>\n\n<p><b>F</b> <i>A state that existed for some time in the\npast before some past event happened</i><b>\n</b></p>\n\n<p><b>G</b> <i>An event that happened in the past before\nanother past event</i></p>\n\n<p><strong>H</strong><strong>\n</strong><i>An event that happened a certain number of times</i><strong><i> </i></strong><i>up\nto a particular point of time in the past </i></p>\n\n<p><b>I </b><i>A state that existed for some time in the\npast before a stated time in the past</i><strong></strong></p>\n\n<p><b>J</b><i> An event that continued for some time in\nthe past with a result visible in the past </i><strong></strong></p><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 10.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190619191827+FH0Oic', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190621202907+45HOC7', 0, 1560971907, 1561148947, 3, 3),
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	(1470, 49, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p></p><p><b>5.</b> <b>Complete\nthe sentences, making questions or negatives. Use the correct tense, the <i>past perfect</i> or <i>past perfect continuous</i>.&nbsp; </b></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\n\n<p>1. Frankie {#1}\n(<b>not</b> / <b>understand</b>) how to solve the mathematical problem for such a long\ntime that she started considering calling the professor.<br></p>\n\n<p>2. What {#2} (<b>Carroll</b>\n/ <b>plan</b>) for the last few weeks\nbefore she was caught stealing our clients’ personal data?</p>\n\n<p>3. How long {#3} (<b>it</b>\n/ <b>rain</b>) before the streets got\nflooded?<i> </i></p>\n\n<p>4. The spokesman said that the\ncompany {#4} (<b>yet</b> / <b>not</b> / <b>withhold</b>) any\npayments to the investors. <br></p>\n\n<p>5. {#5}<b> (you </b>/ <b>manage)\n</b>to finish<b> </b>the project by the\ntime Dale talked to the department manager?<br></p>\n\n<p>6. Tyler {#6} (<b>never</b> / <b>own</b>) any real estate at all before he\ninherited his grandpa’s house.<br></p>\n\n<p>7. He {#7}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>have</b>) any visits from his relatives and friends until he served his\nsentence.<br></p>\n\n<p>8. When I saw Logan, he was playing happily in the sand box\nalone. Then he started to cry. <b></b>{#8}\n(<b>he</b> / <b>hurt</b>) himself, or what?<i> </i></p>\n\n<p>9. {#9} (<b>she</b> / <b>ever</b> / <b>dream</b>) of\nbecoming a president before her election?<br></p>\n\n<p>10. How much money {#10} (<b>you</b> / <b>win</b>) in the\nlottery before you stopped playing it?<br></p>\n\n<p>11. The King <b></b>{#11} (<b>give</b>) up his thrown until the very end\nof the revolution.<br></p>\n\n<p>12. Emma {#12}<b></b>\n(<b>prepare</b>) for the test since she had\nhad a dinner. So Mom got upset.<strong></strong></p>\n\n<p>13. How many times <b></b>{#13} (<b>Liam</b> / <b>be</b>) to Morocco\nbefore he met Amira?</p>\n\n<p>14. How long {#14} (<b>she</b>\n/ <b>dye</b>) her hair till she achieved\nthe right colour?<span lang="LT"></span></p>\n\n15. The situation {#15}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>go</b>) out of control. The scientists had reacted instantaneously, and\nthe virus didn’t spread outside.<br><p></p>', 1, '', 1, 15.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622213129+jYLvaQ', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190624165514+IeA5q8', 0, 1561239089, 1561395314, 3, 3),
	(1486, 49, 0, 'Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous', '<p style="text-align: left;"></p><p style="text-align: left;"><b>6.</b> <b>Fill in the gaps with the <i>past\nperfect</i> or <i>past perfect continuous</i>.</b></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><b>&nbsp;</b></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Hi Stevie, </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Hope you’re okay, and I’m sorry for you not being able to get on the\nbus. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>I <b>1</b>) {#1} (<b>tell</b>) you to better plan your\ntravelling to the station so that you could make it on time. We <b>2</b>) {#2} (<b>wait</b>) for almost\nan hour until the bus arrived. By the time it departed, we <b>3</b>) {#3} (<b>even</b> / <b>ask</b>) the driver to hold on for ten more minutes, hoping you would\ncome. However he refused to do it as he had his schedule to follow. So we gave\nup. We couldn’t miss the concert as Val and I <b>4</b>) <b></b>{#4} (<b>try</b>) to get the tickets for months. I\nwas a bit upset that you <b>5</b>) <b></b>{#5}<b></b> (<b>not</b>\n/ <b>show</b>) up on time and <b>6</b>) <b></b>{#6} (<b>lose</b>) a chance to see the\nband. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Our trip to the arena, though, was smooth and the concert was\nimpressive. I <b>7</b>) <b></b>{#7}<b></b> (<b>never</b> / <b>be</b>) to such a\nmassive event before. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>We <b>8</b>) {#8} (<b>arrive</b>) at the venue by seven in the evening,\nbut we had to wait for 2 hours to get inside. Needless to say, that was\nnothing: a large crowd of fans <b>9</b>) <b></b>{#9} (<b>jostle</b>) at the entrance since the morning. When we entered the VIP\narea, the event <b>10</b>) <b></b>{#10}<b></b> (<b>already</b> / <b>start</b>). </i><i><span lang="LT">Some unknown Brazilian band <b>11</b>) <b></b>{#11} (<b>open</b>) the show. </span>Val was very\ntired because he <b>12</b>) {#12}<b></b> (<b>not</b> / <b>sleep</b>) well the night before. By the\ntime <b>Vortex</b> appeared on stage, he <b>13</b>) <b></b>{#13} (<b>drink</b>) three\nenergy cocktails. Fortunately, it helped. He stayed alert during the entire\nconcert. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><b><i>Vortex</i></b><i> played perfectly. However they <b>14</b>) {#14} (<b>make</b>) some\nunexpected changes in their tour line-up. Guitarist Diego Pratt couldn’t\nperform because he <b>15</b>) {#15} (<b>injure</b>) his hand while skydiving the day before. So some young lad <b>16</b>) {#16} (<b>take</b>) over.\nAlso you wouldn’t have seen your <i>favourite </i>Gabrieli Antonio. The folk were\ntalking that he <b>17</b>) {#17} (<b>not</b> / <b>receive</b>) a visa to come to the country\nbecause of his aggressive behaviour when crossing the border the time before or\nsome previous misconduct, such as alcohol and drug use in public. He <b>18</b>) {#18} (<b>abuse</b>)\nillegal substances since the band <b>19</b>)\n{#19} (<b>become</b>) famous. But we were surprised by how his replacement,\nJovani Garcia, from <b>Tahya Devils</b>&nbsp; <b>20</b>)\n{#20} (<b>nail</b>) down all his keyboard parts. You should have seen this. I\ntook some short videos of his performance with my phone. I’ll show you what\nyou’ve missed. In general the band played a lot of songs from their new album\nand some interesting variations of their older tracks. The stage production was\namazing too. They <b>21</b>) {#21} (<b>use</b>) colorful lasers lights and smoke to illuminate a giant pyramid\nbehind them on stage. Those were the coolest rock visual effects I <b>22</b>) {#22} (<b>ever</b> /\n<b>see</b>). </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>At the concert we came across our mate Rodrigo. He <b>23</b>) {#23}\n(<b>hang</b>) out with us for a while until\nhe suddenly disappeared with his girlfriend in the crowd. He boasted that he <b>24</b>) {#24} (<b>meet</b>) the\nVortex vocalist, and they <b>25</b>) {#25} (<b>have</b>) a little chat backstage before their show. But I didn’t\nbelieve him. He <b>26</b>) {#26} (<b>lie</b>) to\neveryone too much. He <b>27</b>) {#27}<b> (also / promise)</b>\nto call me after the event to give us a lift to the hotel but it never\nhappened. We had to walk all the way down. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Today we are travelling back home. It’s been a very lovely trip with\nlots of unforgettable moments. We’re going to plan another one soon. I hope you’ll\nbe able to join us this time. I see you soon. </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>&nbsp;</i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Love, </i></p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left;"><i>Evelyn</i></p><p style="text-align: left;"></p>', 1, '', 1, 27.0000000, 0.3333333, 'multianswer', 1, 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190622222453+paSr4c', 'moodle.theenglishlanguage.net+190625124100+E5NGcj', 0, 1561242293, 1561466460, 3, 3);

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	(2039, 947, 'had always dreamed', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”', 1),
	(2040, 947, '\'d always dreamed', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”', 1),
	(2041, 948, 'had been listening', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2042, 948, '’d been listening', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2043, 949, 'had not been', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that existed for some time in the past before some past event happened', 1),
	(2044, 949, 'hadn\'t been', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that existed for some time in the past before some past event happened', 1),
	(2045, 950, 'had been meditating', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2046, 950, '\'d been meditating', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2047, 951, 'had flung', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2048, 951, '\'d flung', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2049, 952, 'had written', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened a certain number of times in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2050, 953, 'had you been waiting', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about a duration of a past event before another past event happened', 1),
	(2051, 954, 'had taken', 0, 1.0000000, 'A past event that happened before another past event', 1),
	(2052, 955, 'had started', 0, 1.0000000, 'A past event that happened before another past event; the past perfect is used in the subordinate clause with the conjunction “since” indicating the point in the past from which another event started', 1),
	(2053, 955, '\'d started', 0, 1.0000000, 'A past event that happened before another past event; the past perfect is used in the subordinate clause with the conjunction “since” indicating the point in the past from which another event started', 1),
	(2054, 956, 'Had they had', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about an event that happened in the past before another past event. The past event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.', 1),
	(2055, 957, 'had not drunk', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2057, 958, 'Had Daniel been reselling', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about an event that continued for some time before another past event happened', 1),
	(2058, 959, 'had just finished', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened a very short time ago in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2059, 959, '\'d just finished', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened a very short time ago in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2060, 960, 'had beaten', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2061, 960, '\'d beaten', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2062, 961, 'had been painting', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2063, 961, '\'d been painting', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2064, 962, 'still had not eaten', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that was not completed at a particular time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2065, 962, 'still hadn\'t eaten', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that was not completed at a particular time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2066, 963, 'had been studying', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2070, 964, 'had been investigating', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past up to another past event', 1),
	(2071, 965, 'had had', 0, 1.0000000, 'A past event that happened before another past event. The past event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction', 1),
	(2072, 966, 'had already climbed', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened a certain number of times up to a particular point of time in the past', 1),
	(2074, 967, 'had been commuting', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past starting from a certain point in the past', 1),
	(2077, 947, 'had always dreamt---', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”', 1),
	(2078, 948, '\'d been listening', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2079, 949, 'had not been--------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that existed for some time in the past before some past event happened', 1),
	(2080, 950, 'had been meditating-', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2084, 954, 'had taken-----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A past event that happened before another past event', 1),
	(2086, 956, 'Had they had--------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about an event that happened in the past before another past event. The past event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.', 1),
	(2088, 960, 'had beaten----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2089, 959, 'had just finished---', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened a very short time ago in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2090, 961, 'had been painting---', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2091, 962, 'still had not eaten-', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that was not completed at a particular time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2093, 965, 'had had-------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A past event that happened before another past event. The past event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction', 1),
	(2096, 970, 'had withdrawn', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2097, 970, 'had been withdrawing', 1, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before a stated time in the past', 1),
	(2098, 971, 'had caught', 1, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2099, 971, 'had been catching', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2100, 972, 'had she known', 1, 1.0000000, 'A question about a duration of a past event expressed by a state verb before another past event happened', 1),
	(2101, 972, 'had she been knowing', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2102, 973, 'had left', 1, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened before a stated time in the past', 1),
	(2103, 973, 'had been leaving', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2104, 974, 'had hiked', 1, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2105, 974, '’d been hiking', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2106, 975, 'had finished', 1, 1.0000000, 'An event that had to be completed in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2107, 975, 'hadn’t finished', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2108, 976, 'had been', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2109, 976, 'had gone', 1, 1.0000000, '“Had gone” means “went to a place but didn’t return” while “had been” means “went to a place and came back”', 1),
	(2110, 977, 'had sung', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2111, 977, 'had been singing', 1, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2112, 978, 'had trained', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2113, 978, 'had been training', 1, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2114, 979, 'had refurbished', 1, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened a certain number of times before another past event', 1),
	(2115, 979, 'had been refurbishing', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2116, 980, 'just', 1, 1.0000000, 'The temporal adverb “just” means “a moment before” referring to a short time ago, the temporal adverb “recently” means “a brief time before” referring to a longer time ago', 1),
	(2117, 980, 'recently', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2118, 981, 'had thought', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2119, 981, 'had been thinking', 1, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past up to another past event', 1),
	(2120, 982, 'had ever had', 1, 1.0000000, 'A state that existed at any time in the past before another past state', 1),
	(2121, 982, 'had ever been having', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2122, 983, 'had grew', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2123, 983, 'had grown', 1, 1.0000000, 'The past perfect is formed using the auxiliary “had” and the 3rd form of the irregular verb', 1),
	(2124, 984, 'had never learnt', 1, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen at any time in the past before another past event, used with a time adverb', 1),
	(2125, 984, 'had never been learning', 1, 0.0000000, '', 1),
	(2126, 986, 'just', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “just” indicates that an event was finished a very short time before another past event.', 1),
	(2127, 986, 'just-------', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “just” indicates that an event was finished a very short time before another past event.', 1),
	(2128, 987, 'for', 0, 1.0000000, 'The preposition “for” indicates how long an event continued in the past before another past event.', 1),
	(2129, 987, 'for-------', 0, 1.0000000, 'The preposition “for” indicates how long an event continued in the past before another past event.', 1),
	(2130, 988, 'already', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “already” indicates that an event happened earlier in the past before another past event.', 1),
	(2131, 988, 'already---', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “already” indicates that an event happened earlier in the past before another past event.', 1),
	(2132, 989, 'ever', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “ever” is used to emphasize an adjective.', 1),
	(2133, 989, 'ever------', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “ever” is used to emphasize an adjective.', 1),
	(2134, 990, 'since', 0, 1.0000000, 'The preposition “since” indicates that an event started at a particular point of time in the past and continued until a later time.', 1),
	(2135, 990, 'since-----', 0, 1.0000000, 'The preposition “since” indicates that an event started at a particular point of time in the past and continued until a later time.', 1),
	(2136, 991, 'always', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “always” indicates that a state continued at all times in the past before a certain past event.', 1),
	(2137, 991, 'always----', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “always” indicates that a state continued at all times in the past before a certain past event.', 1),
	(2138, 992, 'yet', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “yet” indicates that an event was not finished until a particular time in the past.', 1),
	(2139, 992, 'yet-------', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “yet” indicates that an event was not finished until a particular time in the past.', 1),
	(2140, 993, 'ever', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “ever” is used in a question to find out if an event happened at any time in the past before another past event.', 1),
	(2141, 993, 'ever------', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “ever” is used in a question to find out if an event happened at any time in the past before another past event.', 1),
	(2142, 994, 'for', 0, 1.0000000, 'The preposition “for” indicates how long an event continued in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2143, 994, 'for-------', 0, 1.0000000, 'The preposition “for” indicates how long an event continued in the past before another past event.', 1),
	(2144, 995, 'still', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “still” indicates that an event was not finished until a particular time in the past, and was continuing to be done at some later time.', 1),
	(2145, 995, 'still-----', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “still” indicates that an event was not finished until a particular time in the past, and was continuing to be done at some later time.', 1),
	(2146, 996, 'never', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “never” indicates that an event did not happen at any time in the past before another past event.', 1),
	(2147, 996, 'never-----', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “never” indicates that an event did not happen at any time in the past before another past event.', 1),
	(2148, 997, 'recently', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “recently” indicates that an event happened some moment (longer time) before another past event.', 1),
	(2149, 997, 'recently--', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “recently” indicates that an event happened some moment (longer time) before another past event.', 1),
	(2150, 998, 'until then', 0, 1.0000000, 'The construction “until then” indicates that an event was not finished up to a particular moment in the past when another past event happened, and implies a change later in the past.', 1),
	(2151, 999, 'ever', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “ever” is used with the preposition “since” meaning “continuously,” which indicates that an event started at a particular point of time in the past and continued until a later time.', 1),
	(2152, 999, 'ever------', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “ever” is used with the preposition “since” meaning “continuously,” which indicates that an event started at a particular point of time in the past and continued until a later time.', 1),
	(2153, 1000, 'already', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “already” indicates that an event happened earlier before a certain moment in the past.', 1),
	(2154, 1000, 'already---', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “already” indicates that an event happened earlier before a certain moment in the past.', 1),
	(2155, 1001, 'yet', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “yet” indicates that an event did not happen until a particular time in the past.', 1),
	(2156, 1001, 'yet-------', 0, 1.0000000, 'The adverb “yet” indicates that an event did not happen until a particular time in the past.', 1),
	(2157, 1003, 'had not understood', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that continued for some time before another past event happened', 1),
	(2158, 1003, 'hadn\'t understood', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that continued for some time before another past event happened', 1),
	(2159, 1003, 'had not understood-------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that continued for some time before another past event happened', 1),
	(2160, 1004, 'had Carroll been planning', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about an event that continued for some time in the past before another past event happened', 1),
	(2161, 1005, 'had it been raining', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about a duration of a past event before another past event happened', 1),
	(2162, 1005, 'had it been raining------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about a duration of a past event before another past event happened', 1),
	(2163, 1006, 'had not yet withheld', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen before another past event', 1),
	(2164, 1006, 'hadn\'t yet withheld', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen before another past event', 1),
	(2165, 1006, 'had not yet withheld-----', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen before another past event', 1),
	(2166, 1007, 'Had you managed', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question if an event was completed in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2167, 1007, 'Had you managed----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question if an event was completed in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2168, 1008, 'had never owned', 0, 1.0000000, 'The affirmative sentence used with the adverb “never” has got a negative meaning. The adverb “never” indicates that a state did not exist at any time in the past before another past event.', 1),
	(2169, 1008, 'had never owned----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'The affirmative sentence used with the adverb “never” has got a negative meaning. The adverb “never” indicates that a state did not exist at any time in the past before another past event.', 1),
	(2170, 1009, 'had not had', 0, 1.0000000, 'A series of events that did not happen before another past event was completed. A series of events is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.', 1),
	(2171, 1009, 'hadn\'t had', 0, 1.0000000, 'A series of events that did not happen before another past event was completed. A series of events is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.', 1),
	(2172, 1009, 'had not had--------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A series of events that did not happen before another past event was completed. A series of events is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.', 1),
	(2173, 1010, 'Had he hurt', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question if an event happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2174, 1010, 'Had he hurt--------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question if an event happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2175, 1011, 'Had she ever dreamt', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question if an event happened at any time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2176, 1011, 'Had she ever dreamed', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question if an event happened at any time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2177, 1011, 'Had she ever dreamt------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question if an event happened at any time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2178, 1012, 'had you won', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about an event that happened a certain number of times before another past event', 1),
	(2179, 1012, 'had you won--------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about an event that happened a certain number of times before another past event', 1),
	(2180, 1013, 'had not given', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen up to a certain point of time in the past', 1),
	(2181, 1013, 'hadn\'t given', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen up to a certain point of time in the past', 1),
	(2182, 1013, 'had not given------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen up to a certain point of time in the past', 1),
	(2183, 1014, 'had not been preparing', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that didn’t continue for some time in the past before another past event happened', 1),
	(2184, 1014, 'hadn\'t been preparing', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that didn’t continue for some time in the past before another past event happened', 1),
	(2185, 1014, 'had not been preparing---', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that didn’t continue for some time in the past before another past event happened', 1),
	(2186, 1015, 'had Liam been', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about an event that happened a certain number of times in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2187, 1015, 'had Liam been------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about an event that happened a certain number of times in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2188, 1016, 'had she been dyeing', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about an event that continued for some time in the past before another past event happened', 1),
	(2189, 1016, 'had she been dyeing------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A question about an event that continued for some time in the past before another past event happened', 1),
	(2190, 1017, 'had not gone', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2191, 1017, 'hadn\'t gone', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2192, 1017, 'had not gone-------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2193, 1019, 'had told', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2194, 1019, '\'d told', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2195, 1019, 'had told-----------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2196, 1020, 'had been waiting', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2197, 1020, '\'d been waiting', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2198, 1020, 'had been waiting---------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2199, 1021, 'had even asked', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2200, 1021, '\'d even asked', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2201, 1021, 'had even asked-----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2202, 1022, 'had been trying', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before some other past events', 1),
	(2203, 1022, '’d been trying', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before some other past events', 1),
	(2204, 1022, 'had been trying----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before some other past events', 1),
	(2205, 1023, 'had not shown', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2206, 1023, 'had not showed', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2207, 1023, 'hadn\'t shown', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2208, 1023, 'hadn\'t showed', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2209, 1023, 'had not shown------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2210, 1024, 'had lost', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2211, 1024, 'had lost-----------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2212, 1025, 'had never been', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that did not exist at any time in the past before another past event happened', 1),
	(2213, 1025, '\'d never been', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that did not exist at any time in the past before another past event happened', 1),
	(2214, 1025, 'had never been-----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that did not exist at any time in the past before another past event happened', 1),
	(2215, 1026, 'had arrived', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened before a stated time in the past', 1),
	(2216, 1026, '\'d arrived', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened before a stated time in the past', 1),
	(2217, 1026, 'had arrived--------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened before a stated time in the past', 1),
	(2218, 1027, 'had been jostling', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2219, 1027, 'had been jostling--------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2220, 1028, 'had already started', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2221, 1028, 'had already started------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2222, 1029, 'had been opening', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.', 1),
	(2223, 1029, 'had been opening---------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.', 1),
	(2224, 1030, 'had not slept', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2225, 1030, 'hadn\'t slept', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2226, 1030, 'had not slept------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2227, 1031, 'had drunk', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2228, 1031, 'had drunk----------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2229, 1032, 'had made', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2230, 1032, '\'d made', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2231, 1032, 'had made-----------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2232, 1033, 'had injured', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2233, 1033, '\'d injured', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2234, 1033, 'had injured--------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2235, 1034, 'had taken', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.', 1),
	(2236, 1034, 'had taken----------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.', 1),
	(2237, 1035, 'had not received', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2238, 1035, 'hadn\'t received', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2239, 1035, 'had not received----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2240, 1036, 'had been abusing', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.', 1),
	(2241, 1036, '\'d been abusing', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.', 1),
	(2242, 1036, 'had been abusing---------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.', 1),
	(2243, 1037, 'had become', 0, 1.0000000, 'The past perfect in the subordinate clause with the preposition “since” indicates that an event happened in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.', 1),
	(2244, 1037, 'had become---------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'The past perfect in the subordinate clause with the preposition “since” indicates that an event happened in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.', 1),
	(2245, 1038, 'had nailed', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2246, 1038, 'had nailed---------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2247, 1039, 'had used', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2248, 1039, '\'d used', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2249, 1039, 'had used-----------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2250, 1040, 'had ever seen', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened at any time in the past before a past state', 1),
	(2251, 1040, '\'d ever seen', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened at any time in the past before a past state', 1),
	(2252, 1040, 'had ever seen------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened at any time in the past before a past state', 1),
	(2253, 1041, 'had been hanging', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2254, 1041, '\'d been hanging', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2255, 1041, 'had been hanging----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2256, 1042, 'had met', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2257, 1042, '\'d met', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2258, 1042, 'had met------------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2259, 1043, 'had had', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event. The event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction', 1),
	(2260, 1043, '\'d had', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event. The event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.', 1),
	(2261, 1043, 'had had------------------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event. The event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.', 1),
	(2262, 1044, 'had been lying', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2263, 1044, '\'d been lying', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2264, 1044, 'had been lying-----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2265, 1045, 'had also promised', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2266, 1045, '\'d also promised', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2267, 1045, 'had also promised---------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2268, 947, '’d always dreamed', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”', 1),
	(2269, 947, '’d always dreamt', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened at any time in the past before another past event, used with the time adverb “always”', 1),
	(2276, 949, 'hadn’t been', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that existed for some time in the past before some past event happened', 1),
	(2277, 950, '’d been meditating', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2286, 959, '’d just finished', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened a very short time ago in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2287, 960, '’d beaten', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2288, 961, '’d been painting', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2289, 962, 'still hadn’t eaten', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that was not completed at a particular time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2299, 951, 'had flung-----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2300, 951, '’d flung', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2301, 952, 'had written---------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened a certain number of times in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2302, 955, 'had started---------', 0, 1.0000000, 'A past event that happened before another past event; the past perfect is used in the subordinate clause with the conjunction “since” indicating the point in the past from which another event started', 1),
	(2303, 955, '’d started', 0, 1.0000000, 'A past event that happened before another past event; the past perfect is used in the subordinate clause with the conjunction “since” indicating the point in the past from which another event started', 1),
	(2304, 957, 'hadn\'t drunk', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2305, 957, 'had not drunk-------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2306, 957, 'hadn’t drunk', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2307, 963, '\'d been studying', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2308, 963, 'had studied', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2309, 963, '’d studied', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2310, 963, 'had been studying---', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2311, 963, '’d been studying', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2312, 963, '’d studied', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2313, 966, '\'d already climbed', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened a certain number of times up to a particular point of time in the past', 1),
	(2314, 966, 'had already climbed-', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened a certain number of times up to a particular point of time in the past', 1),
	(2315, 966, '’d already climbed', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened a certain number of times up to a particular point of time in the past', 1),
	(2316, 1046, 'had moved', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past starting from a certain point in the past', 1),
	(2317, 1046, '\'d moved', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past starting from a certain point in the past', 1),
	(2318, 1046, 'had moved-----------', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past starting from a certain point in the past', 1),
	(2319, 1046, '’d moved', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past starting from a certain point in the past', 1),
	(2320, 948, 'had been listening--', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2321, 1003, 'hadn’t understood', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that continued for some time before another past event happened', 1),
	(2322, 1006, 'hadn’t yet withheld', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen before another past event', 1),
	(2323, 1009, 'hadn’t had', 0, 1.0000000, 'A series of events that did not happen before another past event was completed. A series of events is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.', 1),
	(2324, 1013, 'hadn’t given', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen up to a certain point of time in the past', 1),
	(2325, 1014, 'hadn’t been preparing', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that didn’t continue for some time in the past before another past event happened', 1),
	(2326, 1017, 'hadn’t gone', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2327, 1019, '’d told', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2328, 1020, '’d been waiting', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2329, 1021, '’d even asked', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2330, 1022, '\'d been trying', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before some other past events', 1),
	(2331, 1023, 'hadn’t shown', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2332, 1023, 'hadn’t showed', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2333, 1025, '’d never been', 0, 1.0000000, 'A state that did not exist at any time in the past before another past event happened', 1),
	(2334, 1026, '’d arrived', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened before a stated time in the past', 1),
	(2335, 1030, 'hadn’t slept', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2336, 1032, '’d made', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2337, 1033, '’d injured', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2338, 1035, 'hadn’t received', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that did not happen in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2339, 1036, '’d been abusing', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event. Another past event is implied.', 1),
	(2340, 1039, '’d used', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2341, 1041, '’d been hanging', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2342, 1042, '’d met', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2343, 1043, '’d had', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event. The event is expressed by a “state verb + noun” construction.', 1),
	(2344, 1044, '’d been lying', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that continued for some time in the past with a result visible in the past', 1),
	(2345, 1045, '’d also promised', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened in the past before another past event', 1),
	(2346, 1040, '’d ever seen', 0, 1.0000000, 'An event that happened at any time in the past before a past state', 1);

-- Dumping structure for table comig_moodle.mdl_question_attempts
