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Exercises - Past Perfect

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	Review Exercise (Answers)
Carlos habíaa atender al herido.
(Carlos had rushed to attend the injured person.)
Nosotros habíamoscon el doctor respecto al tumor maligno.
(We had talked to the doctor about the malignant tumor.)
Yolavado la bata para el doctor.
(I had washed the white coat for the doctor.)
Rosa habíacon la niña que es su paciente.
(Rosa had played with the girl that is her patient.)
Tú siempre habíascon ser cirujano del hospital.
(You had always dreamed of being a surgeon at the hospital.)
Esos pacientes habíandel lugar del accidente al hospital.
(Those patients had been flown from the place of the accident to the hospital.)
Pedro y Juan habíancon el psicólogo y los demás niños.
(Pedro and Juan had played with the psychologist and the other kids.)
Yo habíala comida para todos los pacientes.
(I had cooked the food for all the patients.)
Ella habíaen el helicóptero con el herido al sanatorio.
(She had been flown by helicopter with the injured person to the clinic.)
Túhablado por teléfono con doctor para pedir la cita.
(You had talked over the telephone with the doctor to ask for an appointment.)
Él habíay por eso le dolió la cabeza.
(He had swum and after that he got a headache.)
Nosotros habíamosla silla de ruedas.
(We had sold the wheelchair.)

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