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krishna239455
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IMO C
Option E uses past perfect progressive which does not fit in the sentence structure.
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Experts please reply.
Since the complete sentence is not truly dependent on the time sequence, is the use of past perfect incorrect in this case?
Since the complete sentence is not truly dependent on the time sequence, is the use of past perfect incorrect in this case?
