-
rishijhawar
- Master | Next Rank: 500 Posts
- Posts: 138
- Joined: Mon Mar 14, 2011 8:24 pm
- Thanked: 1 times
Original sentence: A bottle of red wine was ordered by Grant, even though Marie had had the expectation that he would be placing an order for a bottle of white wine.
Revised sentence: Grant ordered a bottle of red wine, even though Marie had expected him to order a bottle of white wine.
Question:
1) Can I replace "even though' with "while/where as".
2) Also, I am not too comfortable using "had expected" as we don't know the time gap between when Marie expected Grant to order a white whine and when Grant actually placed an order. It could be as short as two minutes and as such I think use of had is redundant.
Revised sentence: Grant ordered a bottle of red wine, even though Marie had expected him to order a bottle of white wine.
Question:
1) Can I replace "even though' with "while/where as".
2) Also, I am not too comfortable using "had expected" as we don't know the time gap between when Marie expected Grant to order a white whine and when Grant actually placed an order. It could be as short as two minutes and as such I think use of had is redundant.












