What is the pluperfect tense?
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plush fect1 = previous past (action 1), preteriority/perfect (action 2)
1 Predecession or even completed past, i.e. this action was already over when another began in the past.
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Hello Iannoel
In quite simple: it is “double past”
I am (now)
I was (today)
I have been (Year + Perfect) (Yesterday)
I had been (death + perfect) (before yesterday)
Plusquamperfekt is the past of the past. What happened before perfect
Please don’t let you irritate from today and yesterday and before yesterday. The forms of time behave with each other, as yesterday and yesterday.
I’m gonna go shopping.
I was just shopping
I already went shopping
I had already been shopping last year
In southern Germany we have a saying or a phrase: it is yesterday!
If something is yesterday, it’s old-fashioned.
It was yesterday from yesterday… (In a past time) was he already old-fashioned have you not been) – Plusquamperfekt Logic
LG
So say the more backward than expressing preteriority and perfect. So we
He left (and might still be there)
He left (maybe straight)
He had gone (maybe he’s been a long time ago)
All that had with + partizip ge + verb
e.g.
He had sung.
As well as everything was + participatory
e.g.
He left.
The 3rd form of the past, he had worked
the completed past form
“who had been”
“had drunk”
A time form