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    No it's only an abbreviation.
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    Good question. Its actually there is almost no difference between them because both show the past of something. But i will agree with Ewa and you need to know also that its used for unaccurate time that happened in the past.For example, i have gone to France. You dont mention the time exactlly when. And you say i went to France. Its the same meaning ;)
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    No because u talk about future and the second one is wrong ;) If you wanna use it in past tense it should be (we stayed until the rain stoped).
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