I invited Mary out for a meal, but unfortunately, she ______ dinner.
- Already had
- Had already got
- Had already had
- None of these
Explanation
The sentence describes two separate events in the past: "inviting Mary" and "Mary having dinner."
The past perfect tense ("had had") is used to indicate an action that was completed before another event in the past occurred.
In this case, Mary finished her dinner before the invitation was extended.
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- Group
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- None of these