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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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1.Mark ate,When I had brought him a bat. 2.Mark ate ,before I had brought him a bat. 3.Mark ate, after I had brought him a bat.
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Mark ate,When I had brought him a bat. Mark ate ,before I had brought him a bat. Mark ate, after I had brought him a bat.
- Mark ate,When I had brought him a bat.
- Mark ate ,before I had brought him a bat.
- Mark ate, after I had brought him a bat.
- Let's use some sentences that are more natural.
- It's hard to connect eating with bringing someone a bat.
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anonymous1.Mark ate,When I had brought him a bat.
2.Mark ate ,before I had brought him a bat.
3.Mark ate, after I had brought him a bat.
Let's use some sentences that are more natural. It's hard to connect eating with bringing someone a bat.
Mark ate before he took the test.
Mark ate after he took the test.
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