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Violete Posted 12 years ago
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can I use past perfect because she is not alive
Hi everyone
I want to talk about my grandmother who is not alive now ,which tense should I use here ? can I use past perfect because she is not alive and the graduation was before than her death ?
she had graduated from Paris-Sorbonne University or
she was graduated from Paris-Sorbonne University
I want to talk about my grandmother who is not alive now ,which tense should I use here ? can I use past perfect because she is not alive and the graduation was before than her death ?
she had graduated from Paris-Sorbonne University or
she was graduated from Paris-Sorbonne University
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She graduated or she was graduated (they mean the same thing). Use the past perfect in conjunction with another past action: She didn't go to England until she had graduated from the Sorbonne.
- She graduated or she was graduated (they mean the same thing).
- Use the past perfect in conjunction with another past action: She didn't go to England until she had graduated from the Sorbonne.
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She graduated or she was graduated (they mean the same thing).
Use the past perfect in conjunction with another past action: She didn't go to England until she had graduated from the Sorbonne.
Use the past perfect in conjunction with another past action: She didn't go to England until she had graduated from the Sorbonne.
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