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3 years ago

My question is past perfect action completed in the past how can I change it it is verb

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I don't know a lot but I just did a class about this.
But to change perfect past tense completed in the past by changing the verb is or could be by replacing the verb with the action to was ,did ,before, ect. I think this might help

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