How can I decide which tense to use after 'by the time'? [on hold] The Next CEO of Stack Overflow“I was gone” vs “I had gone”Possibility of using either verb tense and convey the same meaningIs it very necessary to use past perfect tense here?How is tense handled in a parenthetical clause before a verb?Tense in clauses and how tense operates in my headI wonder whether the past tense is interchanged with the present tenseAdverb “already”Validity of the phrase “I had wrote to her”Using more than one tense in one sentenceTense Nuances for a Completed Action with Present Result
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How can I decide which tense to use after 'by the time'? [on hold]
The Next CEO of Stack Overflow“I was gone” vs “I had gone”Possibility of using either verb tense and convey the same meaningIs it very necessary to use past perfect tense here?How is tense handled in a parenthetical clause before a verb?Tense in clauses and how tense operates in my headI wonder whether the past tense is interchanged with the present tenseAdverb “already”Validity of the phrase “I had wrote to her”Using more than one tense in one sentenceTense Nuances for a Completed Action with Present Result
by the time I was applying/ had applied, the job had already gone.
which one is more accurate and gramatically correct?
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by the time I was applying/ had applied, the job had already gone.
which one is more accurate and gramatically correct?
tenses
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by the time I was applying/ had applied, the job had already gone.
which one is more accurate and gramatically correct?
tenses
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by the time I was applying/ had applied, the job had already gone.
which one is more accurate and gramatically correct?
tenses
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put on hold as off-topic by tchrist♦ 7 hours ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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