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The past perfect tense represents a period preceding the present. It is used to indicate that one event occurred before another in the past. It makes no difference which incident is mentioned first the tense indicates which occurred first.

  • It is divided into two parts the tense of the verb to have (had) and the past participle of the primary verb.
  • It often known as the pluperfect, is indeed a verb tense used to describe acts that occurred before a specific point in the past.  
  • It used to talk about something which occurred until something else.

Therefore, the final answer is "had already bought".

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