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we already had booked vs we had already booked

Both phrases are correct, but the second version is preferred. "We had already booked" is the more common and natural way to express that an action was completed before a certain point in the past. On the other hand, "we already had booked" might be used to create a specific emphasis on the timing of the action.
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we already had booked

This phrase is correct but less common in everyday English. It can be used for emphasis or to create a specific emphasis on the timing of the action.

This phrase can be used to emphasize the timing of an action that was completed before a certain point in the past. It is less common in everyday English but can be used for specific emphasis.
  • We would have stayed longer, but we already had booked our next hotel at a non -refundable rate. The room was outstanding, very clean, with a view of the bay.
  • We would have stayed longer, but we already had booked our next hotel at a non -refundable rate. The room was outstanding, very clean, with a view of the bay.
  • We would have stayed longer, but we already had booked our next hotel at a non -refundable rate. The room was outstanding, very clean, with a view of the bay.
  • Three days of driving and we would be home. Next week would be very full for we already had booked many appointments. And then God interrupted our plans.

Alternatives:

  • we had already booked
  • we had booked already
  • we had booked in advance
  • we had made a booking already
  • we had already made a reservation

we had already booked

This phrase is the more common and natural way to express that an action was completed before a certain point in the past.

This phrase is commonly used to indicate that an action was completed before a certain point in the past. It is the more natural way to express this idea.
  • 5 days ago ... Their wedding in Rome was cancelled but we had already booked our flights and hotel, so we decided to go. Not: … but we already booked our ...
  • We took the private train to Rome but we had already booked our Vatican Tickets online (Direct with Vatican...Beware of imposters) and this was literally a ...
  • Apr 1, 2014 ... We will now not receive a full service flight and have been told we will get a hot meal (we had already booked kids meals for our 2 young boys ...
  • You have been so helpful, and I have never had a travel agent offer to help with anything we needed AFTER we had already booked our trip! Be assured that we  ...

Alternatives:

  • we already had booked
  • we had booked already
  • we had booked in advance
  • we had made a booking already
  • we had already made a reservation

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