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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
I had walked vs I walked?
How do you distinguish which situations you use I had walked and which you use I walked?
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Hi, Hree's the very, very basic idea. The Patst Perfect is used in cases where an event happens before some other past event or point in the past. However, it is usually used only when the sequence of events is not otherwise clear.
- Hi, Hree's the very, very basic idea.
- The Patst Perfect is used in cases where an event happens before some other past event or point in the past.
- However, it is usually used only when the sequence of events is not otherwise clear.
- eg It was 4 pm yesterday.
- Mary walked to the store.
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Hi,
Hree's the very, very basic idea. The Patst Perfect is used in cases where an event happens before some other past event or point in the past. However, it is usually used only when the sequence of events is not otherwise clear.
eg It was 4 pm yesterday. Mar
Hree's the very, very basic idea. The Patst Perfect is used in cases where an event happens before some other past event or point in the past. However, it is usually used only when the sequence of events is not otherwise clear.
eg It was 4 pm yesterday. Mar
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