English, 25.11.2020 23:20 zhellyyyyy

Circle the correct alternative. 1 I felt/had felt nervous because I never was/had never
been on a plane before.
2 We read/had read a few travel books before we
decided/had decided to visit Patagonia.
3 She reserved/had reserved a place for her tent a few
weeks before, but when she arrived/had arrived, the
campsite was full.
4 The area was/had been quite clean, as some
responsible residents cleaned/had cleaned all the
rubbish away.
5 Did you ever find/Had you ever found the luggage
you lost/had lost in the airport?
6 I never thought/had never thought that travelling
could harm the environment so dramatically before I
read/had read that story in the paper.
7 We planned/had planned a very detailed itinerary,
but then we didn’t have/hadn’t had the time to visit
all the places on our list.
8 I managed/had managed to communicate with the
local people because I learnt/had learnt a few words
before the trip.

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