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Necrophagist Posted 8 years ago
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Past perfect or simple with "for a week"
I had an exam today. It wasn't that hard. I only studied/ had only studied for a week.
Are both correct, and if so, what's the difference?
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I think they are both correct, because the studying is in the past. The past perfect emphasizes that you had studied for a week before the exam.
- I think they are both correct, because the studying is in the past.
- The past perfect emphasizes that you had studied for a week before the exam.
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I think they are both correct, because the studying is in the past. The past perfect emphasizes that you had studied for a week before the exam.
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