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Is it only past simple or posibly past perfect?



 
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Is it only past simple or posibly past perfect? Sun May 21, 2006 14:00 pm  Is it only past simple or posibly past perfect?
 

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #92 "Tenses (3)", question 9

It doesn't make sense. I can't understand why he ......... at you last night.

(a) had shouted
(b) is shouting
(c) has should
(d) shouted

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #92 "Tenses (3)", answer 9

It doesn't make sense. I can't understand why he shouted at you last night.

Correct answer: (d) shouted
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Is it only past simple or posibly past perfect? Sun May 21, 2006 15:41 pm  Is it only past simple or posibly past perfect?
 

Hi

No, the past perfect is not appropiate in this sentence.

Past perfect can be used when you are talking about two past events, and one happened before the other. --> e.g. "We had already eaten when he arrived."

You will also find past perfect in "Type 3 IF-sentences".

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Is it only past simple or posibly past perfect? Mon May 22, 2006 7:41 am  Is it only past simple or posibly past perfect?
 

In addition to what Amy has said, the Present Perfect is never used with such adverbial modifiers of the past time as "yesterday","the other day","last week","last night"and so on.
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