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:-?:-?:-? I'm confused when to use the past perfect tense and present perfect tense with simple past.
which one is better to use with simple past,I'm confused by the following sentences.what are the differences between the following sentences? can we use present perfect tense with when + simple past ? please give me the right answer.
1. I had worked with him for 2 years when I joined there.
I worked with him for 1 years when I joined there.
I have worked with him when I joined there.:-?
2.I had worked with him for 2 years since I joined there.
I worked with him for two years since I joined there.
I have worked with him since I joined there.
3.I had written that when i was there.
I have written that when I was there.
4.I had watched that movie when I was child.
I have watched that movie when I was child
5.I have been watching a drama.I have watched it before but I wanted to see it again.
I have been watching a drama.I had watched it before but I wanted to see it again.:-?
THANKS IN ADVANCE
which one is better to use with simple past,I'm confused by the following sentences.what are the differences between the following sentences? can we use present perfect tense with when + simple past ? please give me the right answer.
1. I had worked with him for 2 years when I joined there.
I worked with him for 1 years when I joined there.
I have worked with him when I joined there.:-?
2.I had worked with him for 2 years since I joined there.
I worked with him for two years since I joined there.
I have worked with him since I joined there.
3.I had written that when i was there.
I have written that when I was there.
4.I had watched that movie when I was child.
I have watched that movie when I was child
5.I have been watching a drama.I have watched it before but I wanted to see it again.
I have been watching a drama.I had watched it before but I wanted to see it again.:-?
THANKS IN ADVANCE