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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Past perfect

Hi, could you please tell mi which of the following sentences are correct? Are there any differences in meaning?

Yesterday I met an old friend who I went to school with.

Yesterday I met an old friend who I was going to school with.

Yesterday I met an old friend who I had gone to school with.

Yesterday I met an old friend who I had been going to school with.
  

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-- This could refer to a past or a present classmate. -- This refers to a past classmate.

— Mister Micawber

  • -- This could refer to a past or a present classmate.
  • -- This refers to a past classmate.
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Only these seem reasonable:

Yesterday I met an old friend who I went to school with.-- This could refer to a past or a present classmate.

Yesterday I met an old friend who I had gone to school with.-- This refers to a past classmate.
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