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What is a pluperfect participle?
What is a pluperfect participle? How is it used in a sentence?
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'Pluperfect' = past perfect. It has no distinct participle in English, which uses the '-ed' form (in regular verbs) for past simple and the past participle used in present perfect, past perfect and passive verb forms.
- 'Pluperfect' = past perfect.
- It has no distinct participle in English, which uses the '-ed' form (in regular verbs) for past simple and the past participle used in present perfect, past perfect and passive verb forms.
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'Pluperfect' = past perfect. It has no distinct participle in English, which uses the '-ed' form (in regular verbs) for past simple and the past participle used in present perfect, past perfect and passive verb forms.
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