Hey guyz
I have a doubt....
Which one is correct?
"They have locked the door before i get there."
"They had locked the door before i got there. "

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Hey guyz 
I have a doubt.... 
Which one is correct? 
"They have locked the door before i get there."
"They had locked the door before i got there. "

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Question, not Doubt.

Actually, both are gramatically correct, but the first one would hardly ever be used. I can only imagine it being used in a particular type of fiction writing, so for most purposes the second one is correct.

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I think the second is right😊

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The second one is correct as it is talking about something in the past before another event in the past.