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left / had left
Did you see two blue bags which I
left / had left
on the table?
Which verb should I use?
Thanks.
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Re: left / had left
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kohyoongliat
Did you see two blue bags which I
left / had left
on the table?
Which verb should I use?
Thanks.
With the pp, the time sequence is clearer.
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