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Grammar
By the time
Is the following sentence grammatically correct?
By the time I arrived in New York, I had been driving for more than 10 hours.
By the time I arrived in New York, he was eating dinner with his girlfriend.
By the time I saw him again, he was alredy in love with another woman.
By the time I saw him again, he had already fallen in love with another woman.
By the time I arrived in New York, I had been driving for more than 10 hours.
By the time I arrived in New York, he was eating dinner with his girlfriend.
By the time I saw him again, he was alredy in love with another woman.
By the time I saw him again, he had already fallen in love with another woman.
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By the time I arrived in New York, I had been driving for more than 10 hours. When I arrived in New York, he was eating dinner with his girlfriend. When I saw him again, he was already in love with another woman.
- By the time I arrived in New York, I had been driving for more than 10 hours.
- When I arrived in New York, he was eating dinner with his girlfriend.
- When I saw him again, he was already in love with another woman.
- By the time I saw him again, he had already fallen in love with another woman.
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By the time I arrived in New York, I had been driving for more than 10 hours.
When I arrived in New York, he was eating dinner with his girlfriend.
When I saw him again, he was already in love with another woman.
By the time I saw him again, he had already fallen in love with another woman.
When I arrived in New York, he was eating dinner with his girlfriend.
When I saw him again, he was already in love with another woman.
By the time I saw him again, he had already fallen in love with another woman.
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