Past Indefinite/Present Perfect
He just didn't/hasn't come to the organization International Bureau's meeting, which was/has been poised to decide on whether he would hold his prestigious position any longer. (the event occurred recently)
Past Indefinite/Present Perfect
Could you please tell me which tense should be here (in my opinion it's PP) and whether the sentence is correct in overall.
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This is correct (if the meeting and the decision are finished): He just didn't come to the organization International Bureau's meeting, which was poised to decide on whether he would hold his prestigious position any longer. ]
- This is correct (if the meeting and the decision are finished): He just didn't come to the organization International Bureau's meeting, which was poised to decide on whether he would hold his prestigious position any longer.
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This is correct (if the meeting and the decision are finished):
He just didn't come to the organization International Bureau's meeting, which was poised to decide on whether he would hold his prestigious position any longer.
[Your name phrase is wrong, and I don't know what it might be.]
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