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I had walked on the beach past participle before dinner.--Is an example of what verb type?
past participle

past perfect

past progressive

simple past

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estelamedela

I had walked on the beach  before dinner.

The underlined verb is an example of past perfect. The verb is made up of the auxiliary had and the past participle of the verb to walk. The past perfect is used to refer to an action that took place before a fixed time point. In the example, before dinner , I had walked to the beach. This means that I went to the beach and came back  before dinner. When I came back from the beach I had dinner. We can say: " I had walked on the beach before we had dinner."

These options are wrong:

-past participle: walked

-past progressive: I was walking on the beach.

- past simple: I walked on the beach.

ProfChris1

We can actually deduce here that the underlined tense is a past perfect.

I had walked on the beach before dinner.

What is past perfect tense?

The past perfect tense is actually known to be the tense that refers to an action which happens before a fixed period of time.

We can actually see here that the speaker "had walked" on the beach before dinner. This means that before the time for dinner, he had walked on the beach.

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