(Although) (we arrived) at the skating rink together, mariah stayed two hours (longer) than I did because she needed (to rehearse) a new routine. (No Error)
There’s no error here. Where did you think there was one?
(Although) (we arrived) at the skating rink together, mariah stayed two hours (longer) than I did because she needed (to rehearse) a new routine. (No Error)
There’s no error here. Where did you think there was one?
Comments (2)
Shouldn’t “we arrived” be “we had arrived” ?
I don’t think so… That wouldn’t be wrong but it’s not necessary because of the logic of the sentence. You can’t stay somewhere before you arrive there.