This document provides information about the past perfect tense and used to. It explains that the past perfect tense uses the structure "subject + had + past participle" and is used to talk about something that happened before another action in the past. It provides examples of questions and negatives in the past perfect tense. It also discusses time words that are commonly used with the past perfect tense. Additionally, it explains that "used to" is used to talk about past habitual or continuous actions that are no longer true, and provides examples of its structure and use.

1. USED TO
AND pAST PERFECT
presented by
KAWINSARA CHANTORN
WIPAWEE khantikittikul
PREECHAYA PACHAROEN

2. PAST PERFECT
structure "subject + had + verb 3"
use in the situation that happened and done before
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is past perfect

3. Question
Had + Subject + V3 ?
When
Why
How
+ Had
Example
Who
What
Where
-Had I eaten a pizza before I go to bed?
-Had he studied English before he moved to
England?
-Why had you sold your house before you moved
to New you?

4. NEGATIVE
Subject + Hadn't + V3
Had never
Example
I hadn’t eaten a pizza before went to bed.
John had not called me by the time I left.
He hadn’t studied English before he moved to
England?
They had never had dinner before they did
homework.

5. KEY WORDS
before
after
already
just
yet
until
till
as soon as
when
by the time

6. EXAMPLES
- Before + Past Simple Tense + Past Perfect
Tense
Before I went to the school,
I had had a car accident.
- After + Past Perfect Tense + Past Simple Tense
After I had finished my homework,
I went to the Internet Café.
- By the time + Past Simple Tense + Past Perfect
Tense
By the time he came here,
I already had finished my dinner.

7. USED TO
use "USED TO" for something that happened regularly
in the past but no longer happens and also use it
for something that was true but no longer

8. Structure
Used to + Infinitive
Example
- She used to be a long distance runner
when she was younger.
-I used to eat meat but I became a vegetarian
- 5 years ago.

9. be/get used to
Example
-I found Sense food very strange at first but
I am used to it now.
-I’m getting used to driving on the right.
can be used with past, present and future tenses.
Example
-You might find it strange at first but
you’ll soon get used to it.
-He wasn’t used to the heat and he caught
sunstroke.