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Tostyle un Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Usage of tense
No sir, I am asking for the difference?
"I had not got a call."
"I didn't get a call."
I know both are correct and both are in past but why are they used differently?
Thank you.
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" I know both are correct and both are in past but why are they used differently? Look first at these: 1. I had not received a call.
- " I know both are correct and both are in past but why are they used differently?
- Look first at these: 1.
- I had not received a call.
- 2.
- I did not receive a call.
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tostyle un"I had not got a call."
"I didn't get a call."
I know both are correct and both are in past but why are they used differently?
Look first at these:
1. I had not received a call.
2. I did not receive a call.
Outside of a conditional structure, the difference between these is only the usual difference between th
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