Sometimes the sequence of actions is clear for example
I parked the car and went to grocery store.
Obviously one first park and then went to store. I cant say i went to store and parked the car
Similarly, here it is clear that you met liza yesterday and then you realized that it was your first time you saw her since Christmas. So *saw* is right here
when to use *had*? the past perfect is used when there are two events and you have to show that one action happened first than the other.
The company had suffered consecutive quarterly losses until it hired me. (

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yeah the act of suffering was before the company hired me.
I have been playing this game since morning. (the action in this sentence is continuous since morning; it started in morning and i am still playing)
anah
if the Answer is A. can you give me a clear explaination.
and give me the reason why the other option is wrong. and i will share it to my friends thank you.