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    The correct sentence is . I waited for you for an hour yesterday. Past perfect would need two actions in the past and one is clearly before the other. I waited for two hours but he had already left. (I started waiting at 3 but he had left at 1. He left before I waited). Please ask if you need more,
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    March 21, 2019
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    Hi. This is not a really common expression. It means the person you are talking to as a very high opinion of themselves. In fact they think they are God.
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    March 21, 2019
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    Hi. The ' I can' is the one English speakers would use. The second suggest some kind of repeating for no real reason. These sentences only talk about now so present perfect doesn't work. I live here now . This is about now so no present perfect. I have lived here for three months. The action began in the past and is still happening now. There is a connection between the past and now so present perfect is possible.Does that help? Please ask if you have any more questions
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    March 20, 2019
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    An 'impulse buy' is when you buy something you don't really need and didn't plan to buy. You go into town to buy some shoes see a shirt you love so you buy it even though you don't really need it. It had been. You are talking about a time in the past but before another time in the past. When I arrived (in the past) he had left (he left before I arrived). Does that help? Please ask if you need something else?
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    March 20, 2019
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