Since I have stopped working, I started to learn English at home.
Since I had stopped working,I started learning English at home.
Are both questions having the same meaning in this context?
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1I am going to repeat what several people suggested already: please have a look at English Language Learners.– oerkelensNov 20, 2014 at 7:58
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Please look at previous questions about the usage of present perfect vs. past perfect. This type of question has been asked numerous times.– Mari-Lou ANov 21, 2014 at 9:17
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Related: Use of Past Simple vs Past perfect in sentences with since, and When to use 'had been' + past participle of the verb– Mari-Lou ANov 21, 2014 at 9:28
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and [Grammar: Had been + vb or has been + vb](Grammar: Had been + vb or has been + vb), and “Didn't want to do X until Y happened” vs. “hadn't wanted to do X until Y happened”, and Present Perfect Vs Present Perfect Continuous and Simple Past/ Past Perfect Vs Past Perfect Continuous;– Mari-Lou ANov 21, 2014 at 9:33
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and Difference between “have had” and “having”, and I have been sick for the last week?; and Correct tense for events which happend long time ago but still have direct connection with present time. Many more others...– Mari-Lou ANov 21, 2014 at 9:36
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