Past simple vs past perfect tense/learn the difference/English grammar/school English

It's quite confusing - I went or I had gone.simple past and past perfect tense में mostly लोगों को doubts होते हैं
In this video I have given difference between simple past and past perfect and in which situations both can be used with somequestions at the end.HOPE it's helpful.

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