Is it possible to use 'since' with past perfect?
e.g. I hadn't talked with him since I had gone to Madrid.
Yes - although 'been in' would sound better in many cases.
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But what's the difference ? I know that usually since is followed by the past simple therefore what's the difference if I use it with past simple or past perfect?
e.g. I hadn't talked with him since I had been in Madrid.
I hadn't talked with him since I was in Madrid.
That's how I learnt it at school(regarding the duration form).
Last edited by allthewayanime; 23-Jan-2012 at 16:59.
Would it be correct if I use the past simple after since in the example above?