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tense/ the me, the you
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00 There is the sentence: "It was only after some time that he realised he loved her." I'm just wondering if I shouldn't use the past perfect in this case that is "It was only after some time that he realised he had loved her" How do you think? 02 br
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00 Also: Is there any possibility to say "the me" and "the you" (If you can understand the me than I can understand the you) What does it mean if I use "the" in this case? 02 br
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00 There is the sentence: "It was only after some time that he realised he loved her." I'm just wondering if I shouldn't use the past perfect in this case that is "It was only after some time that he realised he had loved her" How do you think? 02 br
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00 Also: Is there any possibility to say "the me" and "the you" (If you can understand the me than I can understand the you) What does it mean if I use "the" in this case? 02 br
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00 thank you 0-
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0 Not the same meaning: 02 br 02 br 00 he loved her - loving at the same time as realizing 02 br 00 he had loved here - loving before realizing 0-
- 0 Not the same meaning: 02 br 02 br 00 he loved her - loving at the same time as realizing 02 br 00 he had loved here - loving before realizing 0-
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0 Not the same meaning: 02 br
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00 he loved her - loving at the same time as realizing 02 br
00 he had loved here - loving before realizing 0-
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00 he loved her - loving at the same time as realizing 02 br
00 he had loved here - loving before realizing 0-
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0 Hi Marius Hancu, that sounds clearer now! 02 br
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00 How about "the me" and "the you"? 02 br
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00 How about "the me" and "the you"? 02 br
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