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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

PROGRESSIVE OR SIMPLE

Hello

My radio broacast is finished, shall I say

I had just listened to that broadcast it was really great I heard a lot of my favourite singer.

I had been listening to that broadcast it was really great(that is how i spent my time)

I think both are possible

thanks for your answer
  

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Anonymous I think both are possible Neither sentence is possible; they have worse problems than verb tense. They are both run-on sentences (2 independent clauses unseparated by punctuation or a conjunction). I had just listened to that broadcast it w as really gre at I he ard a lot of my favourite singer.

  • Anonymous I think both are possible Neither sentence is possible; they have worse problems than verb tense.
  • They are both run-on sentences (2 independent clauses unseparated by punctuation or a conjunction).
  • I had just listened to that broadcast it w as really gre at I he ard a lot of my favourite singer.
  • I had been listening to that broadc ast it was really gre at(th at is ho w i s pent my tim e) Please re-punctuate and re-post.
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AnonymousI think both are possible
Neither sentence is possible; they have worse problems than verb tense. They are both run-on sentences (2 independent clauses unseparated by punctuation or a conjunction).

I had just listened to that broadcast it was really great I heard a lot of my favourite singer.
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Hello

After I had been listening to this podcast, I thought "it was really great!"
After I had just listened to this podcast, I thought "It was really great!"

What sentence is the best one, what is the difference in the meaning

Thanks for your answer
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AnonymousWhat sentence is the best one,
Neither is the expected, which is:

After I listened to this podcast, I thought it was really great!

The punctuation of your first one is not possible.

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