Срочно!! Даю 80 баллов!! When I arrived at the cinema, the film
(start)
Make the Past Perfect.
She
(live) in China before she went to Thailand
Make the Past Perfect.
After they
(eat) the shellfish, they began to feel sick.
Make the Past Perfect.
If you
(listen) to me, you would have got the job.
Make the Past Perfect.
Julie didn't arrive until after I
(leave).
Make the Past Perfect.
When we
(finish) dinner, we went out.
Make the Past Perfect.
The garden was dead because it
(be) dry all summer
Make the Past Perfect.
She told me that she
(study) a lot before the exam.
Make the Past Perfect.
We were late for the plane because we
(forgot) our passports.
Make the Past Perfect.
He
(meet) her before somewhere.

To form the Past Perfect tense, you need to use "had" plus the past participle of the verb. The Past Perfect is used to describe an action that was completed before another action in the past. Let's transform each sentence as you requested:

1. When I arrived at the cinema, the film had started.

   • This indicates that the starting of the film occurred before your arrival at the cinema.

2. She had lived in China before she went to Thailand.

   • This suggests that her living in China was an experience that happened before she moved to Thailand.

3. After they had eaten the shellfish, they began to feel sick.

   • This shows that the eating of the shellfish and the onset of sickness are two events, with the eating occurring first.

4. If you had listened to me, you would have got the job.

   • This sentence implies that not listening was an action that happened before the potential job acquisition, affecting the outcome.

5. Julie didn't arrive until after I had left.

   • This means your departure occurred before Julie's arrival.

6. When we had finished dinner, we went out.

   • Finishing dinner was completed before going out.

7. The garden was dead because it had been dry all summer.

   • The condition of dryness throughout the summer occurred before the garden's demise.

8. She told me that she had studied a lot before the exam.

   • The studying took place before the exam.

9. We were late for the plane because we had forgotten our passports.

   • Forgetting the passports happened before the realization of being late for the plane.

10. He had met her before somewhere.

    • The meeting between him and her occurred at a point in time before the current moment being discussed.

By using the Past Perfect tense in these sentences, we're able to establish a clear timeline of events, indicating which actions happened before others.