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redcamarocruiser

"John hadn�t been speaking until someone asked him some questions" is also correct.

16 Aug 2019

FrauSue

Do you have more details about the time frame? The options above are all correct, but so are:

- At the meeting, John wouldn�t speak (habitual past) until someone asked him some questions.

FUTURE

- At the meeting, John will not / won�t speak until someone has asked him some questions.

- At the meeting, John will not / won�t speak until someone asks him some questions.

PRESENT

- At the meeting, John doesn�t speak until someone asks him some questions.

- At the meeting, John doesn�t speak until someone has asked him some questions.

26 Aug 2019

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