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䳺 ( Past Indefinite), 䳿, .
3 䳿 .
I. ij . Past Indefinite Past Continuous. ϳ . :
I was sure that he knew the companys address (Past Indefinite).
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I thought that she was working for that firm (Past Continuous).
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II. ij , , . Past Perfect (active/passive) Past Perfect Continuous (active). ϳ . :
We expected that he had checked all the documents (Past Perfect active). , .
We expected that all the documents had been checked (Past Perfect passive). , .
We expected that he had been checking the documents since the morning (Past Perfect Continuous). , .
III. ij , , , 䳿 . Future-in-the-Past (Indefinite, Continuous, Perfect, Perfect Continuous). Future-in-the-Past 䳺 shall→should, will→would . ϳ . :
We decided that they would order the goods according to the contract (Future-in-the-Past Indefinite active). We decided that the goods would be ordered according to the contract (Future-in-the-Past Indefinitepassive). , . , .
We thought that they would be checking the documents for three days (Future-in-the-Past Continuous active). , .
We thought that they would have finished the negotiations by next Friday (Future-in-the-Past Perfect active). We thought that the negotiations would have been finished by next Friday (Future-in-the-Past Perfect passive). , . , .
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We believed that they would have been calculating the revenues all day long before they received the final results (Future-in-the-Past Perfect Continuous active). , , .
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The children learned that water boils at 100ْ C.
We knew that Adam Smith published his Wealth of Nations in 1776.