| 31. | Joseph Sims, who judged the final, said : " The Dobe is in pluperfect condition ."
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| 32. | Old Occitan also preserved this tense, with a Portuguese ( in its original value as a pluperfect indicative ).
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| 33. | There are four tenses, namely present, past, perfect and pluperfect; the system mirrors the Germanic system.
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| 34. | Various compound tenses were created, e . g . to express the future, conditional, perfect and pluperfect.
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| 35. | Ehrlichman : ( ( Richard ) ) Helms ( ( director of Central Intelligence ) ) would have a pluperfect fit.
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| 36. | The Man Upstairs, not to mention all his mythological buddies, bestowed Athens with a pluperfect setting for these matches.
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| 37. | The pluperfect is manifest in tenses that use double or triple auxiliary " be " participles like the past pluperfect subjunctive.
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| 38. | The pluperfect is manifest in tenses that use double or triple auxiliary " be " participles like the past pluperfect subjunctive.
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| 39. | They are conjugated in six main tenses ( present, imperfect, future, perfect, pluperfect and future perfect ).
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| 40. | The past perfect ( pluperfect ) is the l-past participle plus the imperfect of " linel ".
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