'You hit me real hard' 'I'm sorry but you asked/you'd asked for it' Is past or past perfect more appropriate here if the incident being talked about happened ,any years ago. Thanks.
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The Simple Past is usually used when the sequence of events is clear, as it is here, The supposed asking obviously came before the hitting.
— Clive
The Simple Past is usually used when the sequence of events is clear, as it is here, The supposed asking obviously came before the hitting.
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