Pluscuamperfecto vs Preterite Tense

Question 1

What phrases go with the pluscuamperfecto and pretérito tense?

Answer 1

ya, todavía no, aún no

Question 2

When combined with the perfect tense ‘ya, todavía no & aún no’ are used to do what?

Answer 2

to find out if something has just happened

Question 3

When combined with the pluscuamperfecto tense, what is ‘ya’ used for

Answer 3

to emphasise the idea that something has already taken place when something else happens

Question 4

When combined with the pluscuamperfecto tense, what are ‘todavía no and aún no’ used for

Answer 4

often used to indicate that the action had not yet taken place

Question 5

What tense is used to refer to past events which took place before another past event or situation

Answer 5

pluperfect

Question 6

How do you form the pluperfect tense?

Answer 6

imperfect of haber + a past participle