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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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some relevence to point of discussion

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00Please tell me whether it has some relevance to the point of discussion and that is why the past perfect t tense is used. 02br
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00Does it make any difference whether the point is relevant to A or B, or is it that any relevance to the discussion in general will suffice for the tense to be past perfect. 02br
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01i00A: Your cousin got married last week.02i02br
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01i00B: Is that right? I didn't know he01u00 had gotten married02u00 last week. I wonder why he didn't write me.02i02br
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00Also, what is the difference between saying "he didn't write me" and "he didn't write to me."0-
  

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0Please tell me whether it has some relevance to the point of discussion and that is why the past perfect t tense is used. 01font 00What is 01b 00it02b 00? 02font 00 01font 00You should have said, IMO:02br 02font 02br 02br 01font 02br 00 Please tell me whether using the past perfect has some relevance to the point of the discussion.

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  • 0Please tell me whether it has some relevance to the point of discussion and that is why the past perfect t tense is used.
  • 01font 00What is 01b 00it02b 00?
  • 02font 00 01font 00You should have said, IMO:02br 02font 02br 02br 01font 02br 00 Please tell me whether using the past perfect has some relevance to the point of the discussion.
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