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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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What's the different between these 3 sentences?
He lost his best friend.
He had just lost his best friend.
He had lost his best friend.
Thank you.
He had just lost his best friend.
He had lost his best friend.
Thank you.
Top answer
-- At some unspecified time before something else occurred at some other unspecified time in the past
- -- At some unspecified time before something else occurred at some other unspecified time in the past
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He lost his best friend.-- At some unspecified time in the past
He had just lost his best friend.-- Immediately before something else occurred at some unspecified time in the past
He had lost his best friend.-- At some unspecified time before something else occurred at some other unspecified time in the past
He had just lost his best friend.-- Immediately before something else occurred at some unspecified time in the past
He had lost his best friend.-- At some unspecified time before something else occurred at some other unspecified time in the past
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