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Alexander MacKenzie, a Scottish-Canadian explorer, discovered what he termed "Disappointment River" because it did not flow into Alask's Cook inlet which he hoped.
(A) which he hoped
(B) which was being hoped for
(C) which is what he hoped
(D) as he hoped
(E) as he had hoped
(A) which he hoped
(B) which was being hoped for
(C) which is what he hoped
(D) as he hoped
(E) as he had hoped
10 Jun 2014, 06:50
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why D is wrong?
I have read in Manhattan SC guide that if the sequence is obvious then we do not need to use past perfect.
And i guess it is obvious that the event of hoping was done before the event of discovering.
I have read in Manhattan SC guide that if the sequence is obvious then we do not need to use past perfect.
And i guess it is obvious that the event of hoping was done before the event of discovering.
