Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. 1) The party (to begin) before James and Chris came

1) The party... (to begin) before James and Chris came.

2) Pamela... (not to finish) her project by the end of October.

3)... the ferry... (to reach) the island by 7 o'clock yesterday? — Yes, it....

4)... Richard... (to be) to Sheffield before? — No, he....

5)... your brother „. (to book) the tickets for the concert beforehand? — Yes, he....

6) Kate... (to see) this film before it was on at our local cinema.

7) The plane... (to land) by the time we got to the airport.

8) Clive... (not to attend) computer courses before he entered university.

9)... Nick... (to make) all the calculations by the time the meeting began yesterday? — No, he.... He finished all the calculations

only after the meeting... (to begin).

10) I... (not to hear) about the festival before you told me about it.

1) The party had begun before James and Chris came.
2) Pamela hadn't finished her project by the end of October.
3) Had the ferry reached the island by 7 o'clock yesterday? — Yes, it had.
4) Had Richard been to Sheffield before? — No, he hadn't.
5) Had your brother booked the tickets for the concert beforehand? — Yes, he had.
6) Kate had seen this film before it was on at our local cinema.
7) The plane had landed by the time we got to the airport.
8) Clive hadn't attended computer courses before he entered university.
9) Had Nick made all the calculations by the time the meeting began yesterday? — No, he hadn't. He finished all the calculations
only after the meeting had begun.
10) I hadn't heard about the festival before you told me about it.