she has slept when he came.

0 Interesting. I don't know the answer either. I suppose she was awake.0-

0Hi,02br
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01font00" She has slept when he came." means:02font02br
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01font00She was sleeping or She was awake on his arrival. or it's a wrong sentence or any other meanings....02font02br
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00It's wrong.02br
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0Thank you, Clive.02br
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00Would you mind checking if the following sentences are correct. To me, No. 1 and 2 looks to be correct; whereas the third sentence doesn't render itself to a clear decision, but I am leaning toward saying that it is a correct sentence. 02br
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001. She was awake when she came.02br
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002. She was awak

0 There are all fine, but very strange! Unless she were sleepwalking, I would expect that she would be awake when she comes, comes in, or arrives. Perhaps you mean that the person who arrived is a different person than the one who was sleeping, but it's not clear!0-

0Thank you, Clive.02br
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00You taught me:02br
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01font00She01i00 had02i00 slept when he came. 02font00ie She had completed the act of sleeping. and she was awoke then.02br
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00but please look at this:02br
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00She had awoken when he came. ie S

0Hi,02br
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01font00She had awoken when he came. ie She had completed the act of awakening. ?? 00<<< Yes.02font02br
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