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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
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I would like to know whether the meaning of the below sentences are the same?
He did not trust her all along
He had never trusted her
Many many thanks!
He did not trust her all along
He had never trusted her
Many many thanks!
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They could mean the same but they can also be different: He did not trust her all along — This is used for a particular length of time during some episode in the narrative. He had never trusted her — 'Never' means never.
- They could mean the same but they can also be different: He did not trust her all along — This is used for a particular length of time during some episode in the narrative.
- He had never trusted her — 'Never' means never.
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They could mean the same but they can also be different:
He did not trust her all along— This is used for a particular length of time during some episode in the narrative.
He had never trusted her— 'Never' means never.
He did not trust her all along— This is used for a particular length of time during some episode in the narrative.
He had never trusted her— 'Never' means never.
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