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Abomahro Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
As soon as + past simple + past perfect
is there a usage to as soon as past simple past perfect
As soon as i arrived at school,the lesson HAD BEGUN SO i missed it
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When 'I' is meant for the first person singular number, you must write it in capital letter. No, there isn't so far as I know. The pattern is shown below.
- When 'I' is meant for the first person singular number, you must write it in capital letter.
- No, there isn't so far as I know.
- The pattern is shown below.
- As soon as + simple past ,+ simple past.
- As soon as I arrived at school, the lesson began.
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When 'I' is meant for the first person singular number, you must write it in capital letter.
No, there isn't so far as I know.
The pattern is shown below.
As soon as + simple past ,+ simple past.
As soon as I arrived at school, the lesson began. So, I missed it.
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