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I had lived - Перевод на русский - примеры английский
I had lived in this martial art world for well over a decade, and loved being there. Я прожил в этом мире боевых искусств уже более десяти лет и любил быть ...

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В чем разница между I used to live in the USA ...
13 окт. 2017 г. — “ I had lived in the USA” implies that you've lived in the USA before you lived somewhere else in the past, e.g. I had lived in the USA before I ...

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I (to live) in London 5 years ago had lived, has lived, lived
17 дек. 2011 г. — Доброго времени суток. Хотелось бы у вас попросить помощи, может кто помнит название данного сериала. Сериал русский, мелодрама. Там женщина, ...

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When to use "has lived" vs. "lived" vs. "had lived"
5 апр. 2011 г. — Jim had lived there is past perfect or pluperfect. This describes an action or event which took place before another past action or event. Jim ...

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Помогите пожалуйста, срочно!!!!! Write the correct ...
19 нояб. 2020 г. — a) I HAD LIVED / LIVED in London for a long time before I LEARNT/HAD LEARNT to speak English fluently. b) Before we CAME/ HAD COME to this ...

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“Had lived” vs “Have lived”
“Had lived” sounds redundant and in such a short sentence you should probably just say “I lived in America.”

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What is the difference between 'had lived' and 'lived'?
LIVED is the simple past tense ; HAD LIVED is the pluperfect (=more than past) tense. The pluperfect tells us what HAD HAPPENED earlier. Examples ...

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I had lived / I have lived / I had been living in the city
14 окт. 2016 г. — Hi, everyone! Help me please in choosing the right tense) Which one is correct if I speak about some time in the past?

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Глаголы Have lived и Has lived в английском
28 дек. 2023 г. — Глагол “have lived” (для I, you, we, they)

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All his life he had lived off his father - Open Forum in English
28 нояб. 2021 г. — “Had lived” is the past perfect tense . “Has lived” is the present perfect tense. Without context it is impossible to say exactly why the author used the past ...