Conducted or had conducted
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I was wondering if conducted or had conducted is the right verb to be used in the sentence below, and would the meaning of the sentence change If I use either of them. Thanks.
Vergel Natividad thanked the Department of Tourism for the learnings that the agency provided him through the seminars that it conducted/had conducted.
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red olive 901 learnings education red olive 901 I was wondering if conducted or had conducted is the right verb to be used in the sentence below, and would the meaning of the sentence change If I use either of them. They both work. I would use the past perfect in the sentence as it stands because they conducted them before he spoke.
- red olive 901 learnings education red olive 901 I was wondering if conducted or had conducted is the right verb to be used in the sentence below, and would the meaning of the sentence change If I use either of them.
- They both work.
- I would use the past perfect in the sentence as it stands because they conducted them before he spoke.
- If they periodically conduct the seminars, then the simple past is more natural in my US dialect.
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red olive 901I was wondering if conducted or had conducted is the right verb to be used in the sentence below, and would the meaning of the sentence change If I use either of them.
They both work. I would use the past perfect in the sentence as it stands because they conducted them
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