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Allthewayanime Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Is it correct?

Could the following sentence be correct?

I hadn't seen him since I talked to him.

If I use the past perfect would it be correct to use after since the past simple or the past perfect?
  

Top answer

The sentence is correct in the right circumstances. For example: You talked to him a few months ago and met him again yesterday and you are telling someone about it today. CB

— Cool Breeze

  • The sentence is correct in the right circumstances.
  • For example: You talked to him a few months ago and met him again yesterday and you are telling someone about it today.
  • CB
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The sentence is correct in the right circumstances. For example: You talked to him a few months ago and met him again yesterday and you are telling someone about it today.

CB
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Then why can also the past perfect work after 'since'(also in the same case)?What's the difference if I use after since the past simple or the past perfect?
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