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Use the word pluperfect referring to the verb tense



 
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Use the word pluperfect referring to the verb tense Thu Sep 28, 2006 19:24 pm  Use the word pluperfect referring to the verb tense
 

Hi

You сan also play with different tenses (perfect, future perfect, pluperfect and so on).

Do you (ESOL teachers, I mean) use the word pluperfect referring to the verb tense?
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Use the word pluperfect referring to the verb tense Thu Sep 28, 2006 21:02 pm  Use the word pluperfect referring to the verb tense
 

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I just call it the past perfect. If I called it pluperfect, my students wouldn't be able to find it in their grammar books. Cool
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Use the word pluperfect referring to the verb tense Thu Sep 28, 2006 23:09 pm  Use the word pluperfect referring to the verb tense
 

Hi Amy,

Thanks for your response.

Tamara

P.S. They could easily find it in Wikipedia Smile (let's hope, their learning process is not limited by only reading grammar books Smile Wink)

...But, to be honest, today was the first time when I myself met such use of the word.
While doing my homework (and reading correspondent materials) on Persuasive language Smile
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