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    Hey there Larah! A short explanation would be: The difference between them is that we use past simple for specific past time Present perfect for things in the past and up to now Past perfect for something that started in the past before another thing in the past for example: past simple >>> I went to school yesterday present perfect >>> I have lived in New York for 27 years past perfect>>> I had studied English before starting a new language Hope it helps you :D
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    November 5, 2019
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