Dear all,
I would like to know which of the following sentences are correct.
When I joined the office in 2003, my grandfather had died for 2 days.
When I joined the office in 2003, my grandfather had been died for 2 days.
When I joined the office in 2003, my grandfather was died for 2 days.
Thank you.
) in 2003, my grandfather had been dead for 2 years. PS: 2003 is a fuzzy point in time that could span days or months, so I don’t think it can be use together with 2 days, which is a precise and shorter duration.
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When I took office (?) in 2003, my grandfather had been dead for 2 years.
PS: 2003 is a fuzzy point in time that could span days or months, so I don’t think it can be use together with 2 days, which is a precise and shorter duration.
cat navy 425joined the office
You may mean "joined the company". I'm not sure.
cat navy 425When I joined the office in 2003, my grandfather had died for 2 days.
This is the closest one to what you need, though no one can die for days. Dying is considered instantaneous. The other two are also impossible.
Mo