I had checked his address....
I had checked his address before I went to him.
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I had checked his address before going to him.
What is the difference?
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The phrase "went to him" implies that you went one time; you checked, and you went - both actions were completed. The phrase "going to him" can imply an ongoing situation, such as going regularly to a doctor. The second construction can mean either you went once, and done - or more than once (an on-going situation).
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