nozturk
"Had you ever seen it before?" and "Have you ever seen it before?" ..... What's the difference between them?
2011年11月18日 22:56
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"Had you ever seen it before" implies you have now seen it, but not previously. "Have" does not carry that implication.
2011年11月18日
"¿Habías visto antes" implica que ya lo han visto, pero antes no. "Tener" no tiene esa implicación. ¿Alguna vez has visto? te había visto alguna vez? Yo lo he visto. Lo había visto. He tenido que ver. i había visto.
2011年12月4日
the when that person being asked have seen
2011年11月19日
"Had you ever seen it before?" is in the past, it implies that never saw before but now you are seeing for the first time. "Have you ever seen it before?" is in the present perfect, it means that you didn´t see before and you continue now like before .
2011年11月18日
There isn't really too much difference between the two apart from that "Have you ever seen it before?" would make more sense and flow more compared to "had you ever seen it before?"
2011年11月18日
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