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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Can someone tell me the difference between these phrases?

They seem to be alike and I need to know the difference between them.

I have known she was the one for me,

I had known known she was the one for me.

I knew she was the one for me.

and

The teacher gave everyone assigned seats.

The teacher had given everyone assigned seats.
  

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I knew she was the one for me. and The teacher gave everyone assigned seats . -Simple past sounds natural to me.

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  • I knew she was the one for me.
  • and The teacher gave everyone assigned seats .
  • -Simple past sounds natural to me.
  • It all depends on the context you want to express in.
  • You may also say: "The teacher has assigned seat(s) for every one".
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I knew she was the one for me. and

The teacher gave everyone assigned seats. -Simple past sounds natural to me.

It all depends on the context you want to express in. You may also say: "The teacher has assigned seat(s) for every one".
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AnonymousThey seem to be alike and I need to know the difference between them.

I have known she was the one for me,

I had known known she was the one for me.

I knew she was the one for me.

and

The teacher gave everyone assigned seats.

The teacher had given everyone assigned seats.


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