Usage of tense
I got it sir.
Sir, the person is dead, so I am sure both of the below ones r in past tense, but how do with had and without had make difference?
"He had led by an example. "
"He led by an example. "
We use had when it happened long time ago or it means something else?
This is in relation to my doubt on tenses.
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tostyle un "He had led by an example. " "He led by an example. " You are still adding spaces before closing quotation marks.
- tostyle un "He had led by an example.
- " "He led by an example.
- " You are still adding spaces before closing quotation marks.
- This is incorrect, so you should try to get out of the habit of doing it.
- I imagine you mean "by example", not "by an example".
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tostyle un"He had led by an example. "
"He led by an example. "
You are still adding spaces before closing quotation marks. This is incorrect, so you should try to get out of the habit of doing it.
I imagine you mean "by example", not "by an example". "lead by example" is a set phrase.
As far as the tenses are concerned, the normal rule appl
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