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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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had changed changed

I had changed this to another thing yesterday.

I changed this to another thing yesterday.

Which one is correct? please help. I think the second one is ok? why use the first one then?

In what circumstances should we use the first one?
  

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Both are correct but in this circumstance the second one is much better to use. I don't know much about those kind of tenses and when they should be used, sorry, but the second one is definitely right for this situation

— Swollib

  • Both are correct but in this circumstance the second one is much better to use.
  • I don't know much about those kind of tenses and when they should be used, sorry, but the second one is definitely right for this situation
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Both are correct but in this circumstance the second one is much better to use.

I don't know much about those kind of tenses and when they should be used, sorry, but the second one is definitely right for this situation
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