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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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He had driven to St. Marie's Hospital as soon as he'd understood what had happened, not waiting to be called, just knowing he would be needed.
Please tell me the sequence of these actions. What happened first? Driving to the hospital or understanding what happened?
Why can't I use 'He drove to St. Marie's Hospital?'
thanks!
Please tell me the sequence of these actions. What happened first? Driving to the hospital or understanding what happened?
Why can't I use 'He drove to St. Marie's Hospital?'
thanks!
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In chronological order: something happened, he understood, he drove He drove to St. Marie's Hospital as soon as he understood what had happened.
- In chronological order: something happened, he understood, he drove He drove to St.
- Marie's Hospital as soon as he understood what had happened.
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In chronological order: something happened, he understood, he drove
He drove to St. Marie's Hospital as soon as he understood what had happened.
He drove to St. Marie's Hospital as soon as he understood what had happened.
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