Does it sound awakward? Does "have been sleeping" have to be corrected to "slept", a one-time action to match "after"?
gz130)The kids have been sleeping in the car seats after the car started.
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Does it sound awakward? Does "have been sleeping" have to be corrected to "slept", a one-time action to match "after"?
gz130)The kids have been sleeping in the car seats after the car started.
Yes - or 'went to sleep'.
In that example I would prefer to use "since" rather than "after".Quote:
Originally Posted by keannu