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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Writing?
1. After the vegetables had been washed, they were put in the refrigerator.
2. After the vegetables were washed, they were put in the refrigerator.
Please correct the sentences.
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Both are OK. Where a word like 'after' makes the sequence of events clear, we often don't use Past Perfect.
- Both are OK.
- Where a word like 'after' makes the sequence of events clear, we often don't use Past Perfect.
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Both are OK.
Where a word like 'after' makes the sequence of events clear, we often don't use Past Perfect.
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