The programme I had watched lastnight was Eastenders. This was one of my favourite TV programme. I can't move myself away from the coach everytime when it comes. My favourite character is Kat Slater because she's adorable. The most thrilling moment was when people shouting and hollering and begining to fight.
You have several errors,but let's first focus on this sentence . The programme I had watched last nigh t was East E nders. Why did you use Past Perfect here?
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You have several errors,but let's first focus on this sentence.
The programme I had watched last night was EastEnders.
Why did you use Past Perfect here?
To match the question, you would say "The programme I have watched last night was EastEnders".
But actually, the tense in the question itself is not correct.
Let's look at Past Perfect.
When do we use it?
Broadly speaking, we use Past Perfect to show that an event happened before some other event in the past or before some point in the past.
eg Tom came
mosjaThe most thrilling moment was when people shouting
You need were before the last word.
mosjaand holleringand begining to fight.
The first words are superfluous. The second one is used colloquially in American English.
mosjaThe programme I had watched lastnight was Eastenders. This was one of my favourite TV programme. I can't move myself away from the coach everytime when it comes. My favourite character is Kat Slater because she's adorable. The most thrilling moment was when people shouting and hollering and begining to fight.
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