We'd had problems with the new manager. We had problems with the new manager. May I know what's the difference between these two sentences? Thanks.

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Yeni (钟雪利)

2024년 4월 19일 오전 8:15

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1 - past perfect: used to describe a situation in the past that happened BEFORE another situation in the past. "We'd had problems with the new manager, so we GAVE her extra training". 2 - Straight forward action in the past.

2024년 4월 19일

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