Past Perfect – Negative Conjugation
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Conjugate the following verbs into the negative form of the past perfect.
- Barbara (write) any of the sales reports by Friday afternoon. She is so lazy!
- These car salesmen (sell) any cars at the end of last month.
- I (read) any of the meeting minutes when you asked for a summary.
- He (keep) the files in order so there was no trace of the sale.
- This department (pay) any of its employees by the end of the last fiscal term.
- Mr. Wallace (stand) his ground during the negotiations, so he got a bad deal.
- We apologized to the customers because we (send) their reimbursement on time.
- I was very upset because they (wind) the cable correctly.
- Before the article was published, she (strike) out the false text.
- When I got to work, Mrs. Fenway (ring) the office yet.
- I (aux) never (be) to Chile on a sales trip before 2006.
- They (hit) their sales targets by the end of the day yesterday.
- The numbers were a disaster, they simply (hire) the right individuals.
- Before he left work, Jacob (shut) down his workstation.
- The organization (to do) well before 2012.
- The ad campaign was abandoned when the editor (appear) at work for weeks.
- They revised the text this morning and noticed that the writer (edit) his grammar.
- She (freeze) the cheque so I was charged an obscene amount.
- The janitor (lock) the door before he left work. Your office was broken into.
- I was very disappointed because the negotiators (succeed) in convincing the clients.
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