He has his meal at two, when he has it, he goes off to sleep.
A. when he has had it
B. when he will have it
C. when he will have had it
D. No improvement
Answer: Option A
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He has his meal at two, when he has had it, he goes off to sleep.This Question Belongs to Competitive English >> Sentence Improvement
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