I have observed that answers are not provided for many questions even days after the discussion is over , and thus even after discussion we are not sure about the official answer.
To tackle this problem, I would rater suggest you put a spoiler ( Hide the answer) and provide the answer along with the question. so that we atleast come to know the right answer.
I would go with E
D
Requesting the owner of the question to publish answers after the question. This would help learnability.
E
My answer would be D. D uses perfect present tense which is used to indicate action initiated in the past and continuing in the present.
My Answer is D because it the only answer which satisfies Past Perfect Tense.
i will go with E
WOULD GO D.
D
e
I am caught up between C and E ? Any Pointers
E
d
D
Case of Present perfect tense; an action that initiated in past and is continuing in present
The answer is D. E is not incorerct however is wordy and contains redundant words.
i’ll go with D
Correct one is option D
HI Takegmat,
I have observed that answers are not provided for many questions even days after the discussion is over , and thus even after discussion we are not sure about the official answer.
To tackle this problem, I would rater suggest you put a spoiler ( Hide the answer) and provide the answer along with the question. so that we atleast come to know the right answer.
request the moderator to publish the right answer as suggested by Nikesh.Otherwise we will be learning wrong things..
e
D. The option e uses the condition ‘and’, which changes the meaning of the sentence.
e
e.
My choise is D.
Its E.. I dont agree with D because has’nt happened does not match with “before” as the tenses do not match. E is the best possible answer.
IMO C
such thing didn’t happen before
such thing hasn’t happened since
E
E
I would go with D.
D
D
D
D paralle before and since and moreover E has had.
The action took place in past
thus past perfect for before event
and present perfect for since event
answer may be E
E:
ans c… bcause never use past perfect with before or after…