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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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sry i cudnt understand what is the main difference between i saw her and i had seen her...plz explain me with details
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I saw her — a simple past action, condition or fact This is the usual verb form to use. I had seen her. — Use this only when you are also speaking about anothe r, later past action or fact: I had seen her when I called you .
- I saw her — a simple past action, condition or fact This is the usual verb form to use.
- I had seen her.
- — Use this only when you are also speaking about anothe r, later past action or fact: I had seen her when I called you .
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I saw her— a simple past action, condition or fact This is the usual verb form to use.
I had seen her... — Use this only when you are also speaking about another, later past action or fact: I had seen her when I called you.
I had seen her... — Use this only when you are also speaking about another, later past action or fact: I had seen her when I called you.
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