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| In the most awaited Teachers-Students tandem, the third year group had shown talent in dancing which resulted in retaining their being champion in the said event. Pls help me. Thank you very much! |
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| most awaited- eagerly awaited had shown - showed which resulted in retaining their being champion in the said event- this is a bit wordy for me. How about: which meant that they remain champions in this event |
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pls tell me why should I use showed than had shown? thank you! |
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| The past sounds better to me after the time phrase implied at the start of the sentece- it flows, rather than setting a scene and jumping backwards. |
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| oic! tnx again teacher |
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