Hi friends.
I would like to get some help about which is the best way to write the following sentences:
1 - The file will be downloaded before the importation gets started.
2 - The file will be downloaded before the importation bestarted.
3 - The file will be downloaded before the importation isstarted.
Does the expression “prior to” work in this sentence too? For example:
1 - The file will be downloaded prior to the importation gets started.
What I mean is: one thing will take place before another. The two subjects (file and importation) actually don’t need to have any bond. They could be any other subjects as long as one take place before the other. My doubt only focuses on the subjuctive mood in this specific case because the second verb of the sentence seems to be in this mood. I’ll give the example with different subjects to try clearing my doubt:
1 - The boy will have some water before the English class gets started.
2 - The boy will have some water before the English class be started.
3 - The boy will have some water before the English class is started.
4 - The boy will have some water before the English class starts.