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Allegator Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Use of 'have' before a verb

What is the difference of putting "have/had" before a verb ?

I have ceased working in the company.

vs

I ceased working in the company.

They met last night.

vs

They had met last night.

Can anyone help ? I'm so confused about this ....for many years....
  

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Hi. Welcome to English Forums.
Try searching box above with words "Present Perfect". It will give you information you're looking for. First link is likely to give an answer.









Just for fun.A few are there.
allegatorThey met last night.

vs

They had met last night.
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