177. Поставь глагол в скобках в Past Perfect или Past Simple. 1. He had already packed (already pack) his suitcase before he went (go)
to bed.
2. After the children
(finish) their picnic, they
(take) their rubbish home with them.
3. Barbara
(apologise) because she
(miss) the Pancake race.
4. She
(enjoy) her visit to London although she
(already/go) there before.
5. Maria
(look) wonderful after she
(win) the traditional race.
6. By the time they
(reach) the place of their destination,
everybody
(leave).
7.1
(just/come back) home when someone
(knock) on the front door.
8. Alice
(apree to cook a traditional fomil

1. He had already packed his suitcase before he went to bed.
Explanation: The action of packing the suitcase happened before the action of going to bed, so we use the Past Perfect tense "had already packed" for the first action.

2. After the children finished their picnic, they took their rubbish home with them.
Explanation: The action of finishing the picnic happened before the action of taking the rubbish home, so we use the Past Simple tense "finished" for the first action.

3. Barbara apologized because she had missed the Pancake race.
Explanation: The action of missing the Pancake race happened before the action of apologizing, so we use the Past Perfect tense "had missed" for the first action.

4. She enjoyed her visit to London although she had already gone there before.
Explanation: The action of going to London happened before the action of enjoying the visit, so we use the Past Perfect tense "had already gone" for the first action.

5. Maria looked wonderful after she had won the traditional race.
Explanation: The action of winning the race happened before the action of looking wonderful, so we use the Past Perfect tense "had won" for the first action.

6. By the time they reached the place of their destination, everybody had left.
Explanation: The action of leaving happened before the action of reaching the destination, so we use the Past Perfect tense "had left" for the first action.

7.1 Just as I had come back home, someone knocked on the front door.
Explanation: The action of coming back home happened before the action of someone knocking on the front door, so we use the Past Perfect tense "had come back" for the first action.

8. Alice agreed to cook a traditional meal.
Explanation: There is no indication of a previous action happening before Alice agreeing to cook the meal, so we use the Past Simple tense "agreed" for this sentence. However, the sentence is incomplete and it seems like there is a typo in the text with "apree" instead of "agree".