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23 Jun 2006, 22:09
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The concert having been finished and the audience having filtered out, the maestro relaxed in the dressing room with the impresario.
A) The concert having been finished and the audience having filtered out, the maestro relaxed in the dressing room with the impresario.
B) Because the maestro had finished the concert and because the audience had been filtered out, he relaxed in the dressing room with the impresario.
C) Since the concert had been finished and the audience had filtered out, the maestro relaxed in the dressing room with the impresario.
D) Since the concert had finished and the audience had filtered out, the maestro had relaxed in the dressing room with the impresario.
E) The concert having been finished and the audience having filtered out, the maestro had relaxed in the dressing room with the impresario.
A) The concert having been finished and the audience having filtered out, the maestro relaxed in the dressing room with the impresario.
B) Because the maestro had finished the concert and because the audience had been filtered out, he relaxed in the dressing room with the impresario.
C) Since the concert had been finished and the audience had filtered out, the maestro relaxed in the dressing room with the impresario.
D) Since the concert had finished and the audience had filtered out, the maestro had relaxed in the dressing room with the impresario.
E) The concert having been finished and the audience having filtered out, the maestro had relaxed in the dressing room with the impresario.
24 Jun 2006, 01:39
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I am going for C for sure on this one
this is the case of past perfect tense followed by past simple... the concert had finished and audience had left sometime in the past before maestro relaxed... 2 actions preceeded the fact that maestro relaxed. The only choices that put maestro in past simple are A and C
A is incorrect, because... oh... what the hell... C uses past perfect perfectly... even has "since" which is usually used in past perfect.
this is the case of past perfect tense followed by past simple... the concert had finished and audience had left sometime in the past before maestro relaxed... 2 actions preceeded the fact that maestro relaxed. The only choices that put maestro in past simple are A and C
A is incorrect, because... oh... what the hell... C uses past perfect perfectly... even has "since" which is usually used in past perfect.
24 Jun 2006, 02:06
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go for C
(A), (B) 'S ~ing ans S ~ing' and 'because and because' don't look good, because two events are not separate ones (concert end, and audience out).
In comparison with (D), (E),
tense of (C) looks good. 'had been finished', 'had filtered out', and 'relaxed'
For reference, 'since' in (C) is thought to be used as 'As' not 'From'.
