the difference between the past simple, the past perfect, the past continous. I was studying I studied I have studied is there is a difference in meanings between these sentences. I think that all hav

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the difference between the past simple, the past perfect, the past continous. I was studying I studied I have studied is there is a difference in meanings between these sentences. I think that all have the same meaning and I can use any one with no desdifferent. Bottom line I'm that the past perfect tense is useless. Is it?

Oct 6, 2015 3:33 PM

Answers · 3

Yes, they have different meanings. There is A LOT of information online which you can access, so I suggest you do some online searching and learn these simple grammar forms properly. It's all easy to find. There's much more to learn!! :)

October 6, 2015

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