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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Q. do the following sentences differ at all with regard to the ordering of events? 1. i had finished my homework before i practiced the piano.
2. i finished my homework before i practiced the piano.
Give a reason for your answer?
2. i finished my homework before i practiced the piano.
Give a reason for your answer?
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Anonymous do the following sentences differ at all with regard to the ordering of events? No. The past perfect is not needed there because 'before' defines the order of events.
- Anonymous do the following sentences differ at all with regard to the ordering of events?
- No.
- The past perfect is not needed there because 'before' defines the order of events.
- Anonymous Give a reason for your answer?
- The word 'please' is used by native speakers in such a case.
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Anonymous do the following sentences differ at all with regard to the ordering of events?No. The past perfect is not needed there because 'before' defines the order of events.
AnonymousGive a reason for your answer?The word 'please' is used by native speakers in such a case.
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