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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What's the difference between all these sentences ?
Can you please explain to me the difference between these sentences
( full explanation please )
1.I have had played there
2.I had had played there
3.I played there
4.I had played there
5. I have played there
6.I have been playing there
7.I had been playing there
I get confused whenever I want to make a sentence
which one should I use ?
thanks
( full explanation please )
1.I have had played there
2.I had had played there
3.I played there
4.I had played there
5. I have played there
6.I have been playing there
7.I had been playing there
I get confused whenever I want to make a sentence
which one should I use ?
thanks
Top answer
I played there -- In the past. I had played there - Before something else happened. 5.
- I played there -- In the past.
- I had played there - Before something else happened.
- 5.
- I have played there - In the recent past or as a past life experience.
- I had been playing there -- Before something else happened.
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1.I have had played there-- Not possible in English
2.I had had played there-- Not possible in English
3.I played there -- In the past.
4.I had played there - Before something else happened.
5. I have played there - In the recent past or as a past life experience.
6.I have been playing there -- Recently and continuing into the future
2.I had had played there-- Not possible in English
3.I played there -- In the past.
4.I had played there - Before something else happened.
5. I have played there - In the recent past or as a past life experience.
6.I have been playing there -- Recently and continuing into the future
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