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Rja Posted 13 years ago
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I didn't say anything about you. I hadn't said anything about you. which one is correct. please expalin me with rule.

I didn't say anything about you.

I hadn't said anything about you.

which one is correct. please expalin me with rule.
  

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I hadn't said anything about you. W hich one is correct ? P lease explain this to me with a rule.

— BarbaraPA

  • I hadn't said anything about you.
  • W hich one is correct ?
  • P lease explain this to me with a rule.
  • Use the past perfect to refer to an action further in the past than another past action.
  • I don't know why she said that I said that (in the past).
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rja I didn't say anything about you.I hadn't said anything about you.
Which one is correct? Please explain this to me with a rule.
Use the past perfect to refer to an action further in the past than another past action.

I don't know why she said that I said that (in the past). I hadn't said anything
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k. please explain more.
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Simple past: An action in the past at a definite point in time. Yesterday I went out for lunch.
Past perfect: An action in the past, and before another action in the past. Yesterday I wanted (simple past) to go out to lunch, but I had forgotten (past perfect - further in the past) my wallet at home so I couldn't.

Try to think of a few yourself.
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