The Past Perfect Tense

1) When I got to the house, Mary wasn't there. She      [---, have, has, had] already        [leave, leaves, left] .

2) I didn't recognize my old classmate because she              [had changed, changed, has changed] so much.

3) We were late for the show last night. By the time we got to the theatre, the movie      [have, had, has] already           [start, started, starting].

4) Yesterday I went on my first plane trip. I was very nervous because I      [am, has, had, have] never         [fly, flying, flown] before.

When I arrived at the restaurant, Victoria                       [already ordered, had already ordered, has already ordered, would already ordered] a glas of water.

He noticed that Peter                   [did not paint, has not painted, had not painted, have not painted] the old chair.

Before Emma laid the table, she             [had had, had, would have, has had] a talk with her mother.

She asked me if I              [have learned, learned, would learn, had learned] the new words.

There were no sausages left when I came back. The dog            [had eaten, has eaten, ate, was eating] them.

It                [didn't rain, wasn't raining, hasn't rained, hadn't rained] for three weeks, so the land was dry.

I did not wait for my brother because I              [read, had read, was reading, has read] his text message.

Linda                [had never been, never was, has never been, would never be] toi a magic show before yesterday evening.

She told me that Frank                [wasn't tidying, hadn't tidied, hasn't tidied, didn't tidy] his room.

    [Had, Has, Did, Was] Jack         [fed, feed, feeding] his hamster before he left his house?