What does it mean by 'we had signed the lease'?
We found somewhere suitable, but within a very short time, several major employers moved to the area, and, as a result, rents rocketed. This was before *we'd signed the lease*...
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Can you tell whether the lease was finally signed from 'we had signed the lease'? Signed or not?
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Answers · 6
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From the context, we understand they had not signed the lease. "...the place we wanted was almost beyond our means."
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In my opinion, the statement implies the lease was signed at some point but the rents increased before they signed.
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