sleepynut wrote:
Hi all,
Can anyone please elaborate more in the usage of "by the time" at the beginning of the sentence?
I am familiar with only such a form of "by the time x,y";y happen after x.However,there is no x in this context.
What is the time frame of this context?
Moreover,is the preposition "to" or "for" a split in this question?
Thanks
Your first query:
The given OA seems to be wrong.
A past perfect tense is used to depict that one event (in past perfect)
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