Past Perfect Continuous - Business English
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- The team (work) on the merger for months before they finally signed the deal.
- I (prepare) the quarterly presentation all morning before the meeting was canceled.
- They (negotiate) the terms of the contract for hours when the CEO stepped in.
- She (manage) that specific account for three years before she was promoted.
- We (look) for a new supplier for weeks before we found a suitable candidate.
- The developers (debug) the software all night before the launch date.
- Mr. Henderson (run) the department since 2015 before he decided to retire.
- The marketing agency (design) the new campaign for months before the client approved it.
- You (try) to reach the client all day, but his line was busy.
- The stock prices (fall) steadily for several days before the market stabilized.
- Sarah (write) that annual report for a week when her computer crashed.
- The technicians (repair) the server for hours before the network came back online.
- We (discuss) the budget implications for a long time before making a decision.
- The consultants (analyze) the data for weeks before they presented their findings.
- He (train) the new interns for a month before the busy season started.
- The company (expand) into Asian markets for years before the economic shift occurred.
- They (wait) for the shipment to arrive all afternoon before they called the courier.
- I (consider) your proposal for several days before I sent my final response.
- The legal team (review) the fine print for hours before the signing ceremony.
- The factory (produce) those components for a decade before the order was canceled.
- She (lead) the project team since January before the restructuring began.
- The investors (monitor) the company's growth for months before they invested.
- We (plan) the annual conference for a year before the venue fell through.
- The HR manager (interview) candidates all week before she found the right fit.
- The sales department (struggle) to meet targets for several months before the new strategy worked.
