No.
Scroll down and find the chart that demonstrates the different perfect tenses:
https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/everyday-grammar-have-you-perfected-the-perfect-tenses/3137265.html
Let us know what you decide.
Which sentence uses the word eat in the past perfect tense?
a. Sheila ate her lunch in the cafeteria. * (my answer, is it correct?)
b. They eat lunch together everyday
c. Douglas has eaten all the potato chips
d. The twins had eaten pizza before they arrived
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