. wir waren beide voll wie ne Haubitze um ehrlich zu sein.Und einen Tag sp?ter hat sie mir ja klipp und klar gesagt, das da nixlaufen wird. Wie soll i...h dir da also gro?artig helfen?F: "Ich will ja auch nur eines wissen Kollege: Hast sie dazu gebrachtdich zu k?ssen?"W: "Jein... ist schwierig zu sagen Franky. Gek?sst ja. Aber nicht so,als h?tte sie gro?e Lust dazu gehabt. Es war eher so zaghaft. Auf dieWange eben, oder auf den flachen Mund. Und ich glaub selbst soweit istsie nur gegangen, weil. " Oh, it works out nicely all around. Jason is quite a treasure to have in the neighborhood. We make sure he's a happy young man. And, he does his part quite wonderfully." So he's told me. I must say, it's been an absolute pleasure visiting him even if I haven't seen that much of him. I surely have seen quite a lot of his neighbors, quite a lot indeed." I hope you approve, Paul. We three friends of your son have become quite close with him and now want to welcome his father into our happy. Past tense: “Sally ate all the raspberries”, “I enjoyed the story”Past perfect tense: “Sally had eaten all the raspberries”, “I’d enjoyed the story”The quick rule of thumb here is that the presence of the word ‘have’ or one of its variants indicates a perfect tense, which means a tense where you’re talking about the state of having done something. We’re talking about the past perfect here, so the word ‘had’ will be the variant we’re using. (‘I’d’ is a contraction of ‘I had’)Once you get used to. The descriptions she'd received from Mumford and Wallace were racing through her mind. The two witnesses been poor on physical detail, but both had been strong on impression, on describing the essence of the man.This guy. This could be the guy.Entering the cabin, Phelps seized his binoculars and, from the security of his hidden position, focused upon the woman once again through a tiny vented window. Ah, God. This one was superb! Who was she? Was she alone at the hotel? The woman's bathing suit.