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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Before coming here
Hi. Is the use of past continuous correct in a sentence that has the phrase (dependent clause?) "before coming here to study further." Would you say a past tense or past perfect tense would be correct with what the time phrase "for a year"?
Let me tell you about me. I was attending a community college in XXX for a year, trying to learn to speak and write English better, before coming here to study further.
Let me tell you about me. I was attending a community college in XXX for a year, trying to learn to speak and write English better, before coming here to study further.
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Let me tell you about myself . I attended a community college in *** for a year, trying to learn to speak and write English better, before coming here to study further.
- Let me tell you about myself .
- I attended a community college in *** for a year, trying to learn to speak and write English better, before coming here to study further.
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Let me tell you about myself. I attended a community college in *** for a year, trying to learn to speak and write English better, before coming here to study further.
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