ostap77
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- Sep 9, 2010
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1)"The article read that he had stayed in NY except for the weekend at Greg's during which he started to paint and that they met on board the Queen Elizabeth when they were coming back from Europe."
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2)"The article read that he stayed in NY except for the weekend at Greg's during which he had started to paint and that they met on board the Queen Elizabeth when they were coming back from Europe."
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3)"The article read that he stayed in NY except for the weekend at Greg's during which he started to paint and that they had met on board the Queen Elizabeth when they were coming back from Europe."
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4)"The article read that he stayed in NY except for the weekend at Greg's during which he started to paint and that they met on board the Queen Elizabeth when they were coming back from Europe."
Are they correct? Would there be a difference in meaning between these sentences? Can we say "the article reads"?
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2)"The article read that he stayed in NY except for the weekend at Greg's during which he had started to paint and that they met on board the Queen Elizabeth when they were coming back from Europe."
OR
3)"The article read that he stayed in NY except for the weekend at Greg's during which he started to paint and that they had met on board the Queen Elizabeth when they were coming back from Europe."
OR
4)"The article read that he stayed in NY except for the weekend at Greg's during which he started to paint and that they met on board the Queen Elizabeth when they were coming back from Europe."
Are they correct? Would there be a difference in meaning between these sentences? Can we say "the article reads"?