PreciousJones Are both useable and which one is better? You tell me. What have you learned about the past perfect?
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PreciousJonesAre both useable and which one is better?You tell me. What have you learned about the past perfect? When do we use it instead of the past tense?
Aspara Gus PreciousJonesAre both useable and which one is better?You tell me. What have you learned about the past perfect? When do we use it instead of the past tense?We use the past perfect when its describing a situation before another past event.
PreciousJonesWe use the past perfect when its describing a situation before another past event.Yes. The purpose of this is to make the sequence of events clear when necessary. The sentence is clear without the past perfect, so it is not needed.
PreciousJonesIt sounds better with past perfect as well.I don't, but opinions d
PreciousJonesI had lived there for more than 20 years, just thought it would be nice for a change of scenery.This has the mistake called a 'comma splice'.