Differentiate between the past simple and past perfect tenses.
A. Past simple: ‘I walk.’; Past perfect: ‘I had walked.’
B. Past simple: ‘I was walking.’; Past perfect: ‘I had been walking.’
C. Past simple: ‘I walked yesterday.’; Past perfect: ‘I had walked last week.’
D. Past simple: ‘I walked.’; Past perfect: ‘I had walked before he arrived.’
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