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Allthewayanime Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
'when' with past perfect
Could the past perfect be used after 'when' or should it be the past simple?
e.g.When he had hung up he was relieved that Jane had proved herself to be so cool.
e.g.When he had hung up he was relieved that Jane had proved herself to be so cool.
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'When' is precisely when past perfect is often needed.
- 'When' is precisely when past perfect is often needed.
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