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User_gary  +  317095 Fri, 19 Jan 07 05:11 AM

When should we use (simple past tense and past perfect tense) while speaking. What is the difference?

e.g.

We came late.

We had come late.
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Mister Micawber  +  317156 Fri, 19 Jan 07 08:44 AM

I just answered that, I think.  Please see Post:317119.
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