tkacka15
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"Within weeks, most other states announce their departure, including Britain, which never got to implement its new deal, and by 2018 the EU is all but dead." [From New Statesman.]
Should I read "which never got to implement its new deal" as "which [has] never got to implement its new deal" in the above sentence?
Thank you.
Should I read "which never got to implement its new deal" as "which [has] never got to implement its new deal" in the above sentence?
Thank you.
