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What are the tenses of You have placed an order You had placed an order?
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The tense of "you have placed an order" is present perfect and the tense of "you had placed an order" is past perfect.
The difference is whether the order is current (continuous to the present) or whether it began before some specified time in the past. In this case, an additional modifier would clarify the past perfect, e.g. "before Christmas".
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