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Mohsen 684 Posted 9 years ago
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The food might have been cooked after children had read the book

Hi. Is the sentence "The food might have been cooked after children had read the book" correct?


Thank you.

  

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Mohsen 684 Is the sentence "The food might have been cooked after children had read the book" correct? Yes, but it meaning is murky.

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  • Mohsen 684 Is the sentence "The food might have been cooked after children had read the book" correct?
  • Yes, but it meaning is murky.
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Mohsen 684 Is the sentence "The food might have been cooked after children had read the book" correct?

Yes, but it meaning is murky.

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