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They settled in a small village Sun Oct 09, 2005 17:40 pm  They settled in a small village
 

Test No. incompl/advan-2 "Spin Doctors", question 3

When they had both retired, they ......... in a small village by the sea.

(a) stop
(b) trial
(c) stopped
(d) settled

Test No. incompl/advan-2 "Spin Doctors", answer 3

When they had both retired, they settled in a small village by the sea.

Correct answer: (d) settled
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Hello!
Why could not I say "stopped" in this sentense?

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They settled in a small village Mon Oct 10, 2005 2:23 am  They settled in a small village
 

The use of the word 'retire' decides the use of the selection of 'settle ' here.
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