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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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A mutiple choice
Until then, his family _____ from him for six months.
A)didn't hear B)hadn't heard
I think both are right here ,but answer is b , why ?
A)didn't hear B)hadn't heard
I think both are right here ,but answer is b , why ?
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Only B, the past perfect verb form, because 'until then' refers to a succeeding past event (his hearing from them at last).
- Only B, the past perfect verb form, because 'until then' refers to a succeeding past event (his hearing from them at last).
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Only B, the past perfect verb form, because 'until then' refers to a succeeding past event (his hearing from them at last).
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