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Understanding Immigration, Citizenship, and the Past Perfect Tense in English

This text explores the complexities of immigration and citizenship in today’s world, emphasizing the role of patron saints in supporting new citizens. It also provides a linguistic focus on the past perfect tense, illustrating its structure and usage with examples such as “he hadn’t eaten his breakfast” and “he had written a note.” The text invites readers to reflect on their own emigration experiences, while also offering guidance on the correct use of English grammar in expressing past actions and events.

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Understanding Immigration, Citizenship, and the Past Perfect Tense in English

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  1. emigratedi Nowadaysi immigrantsi becomei citizeni citizenshipi PatronSaintsi subjectsi suchi compulsoryi

  2. PAST PERFECT HAD/HADN ´T + PastParticiple When I got There, he … He hadn ´t eatenhisbreakfast He´dspiltthemilkonthetable He´dopenedthewindow He´dwritten a note He hadn ´t readthenewspaper He´dburntthetoasts He´dleftthe grill on He´dbroken a glass

  3. What is missing here? Often Now Last year While For before Has worked Speaks Are using Went Hadn ´t travelled Was Had Went learnt Studying like

  4. Introduce yourself whereabouts

  5. Emigration and Immigration

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