IMO D.
Past Perfect clearly states one event completed before other. What is OA?
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chetanojha
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not sure but...
IMO A
"they has no antecedent.
eliminate B nd C
i dont think perfect tense should be used here..because the events are continuous... ppl getting hurt and breaking of windows. so "were" used for both these events.
hence eliminate D and E
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IMO A
"they has no antecedent.
eliminate B nd C
i dont think perfect tense should be used here..because the events are continuous... ppl getting hurt and breaking of windows. so "were" used for both these events.
hence eliminate D and E
:roll:
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Mayur Sand
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A sounds good.
B,C: the people who were hurt did not issue the ordinance
D,E: perfect past doesn't go with past ("were hurt")
B,C: the people who were hurt did not issue the ordinance
D,E: perfect past doesn't go with past ("were hurt")
