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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Past perfect contionous, past contionous, past perfect

I had been waiting for you before the lunch time ended
I was waiting for you before the lunch time ended
I had waited for you before the lunch time ended

Which one is correct? I'm confuse. It will be nice if you can elaborate about the use of each sentence.
  

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#1-- He finished waiting before lunch time finished #2-- As #1 #3-- As #1 I suggest: I waited for you until lunch time ended.

— Mister Micawber

  • #1-- He finished waiting before lunch time finished #2-- As #1 #3-- As #1 I suggest: I waited for you until lunch time ended.
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#1-- He finished waiting before lunch time finished
#2-- As #1
#3-- As #1

I suggest: I waited for you until lunch time ended.
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