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Pompeii would remain buried.... #1 (permalink) Thu Jan 27, 2011 15:46 pm   Pompeii would remain buried....
 

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ESL/EFL Test #879 "Pompeii, past and present", question 3

After the disaster, Pompeii would remain buried under a layer of ash more than seven meters deep, all ......... of the residents existence would lie undiscovered for over 200 years.

(a) correspondence
(b) substantiation
(c) fortitude
(d) adventures

English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #879 "Pompeii, past and present", answer 3

After the disaster, Pompeii would remain buried under a layer of ash more than seven meters deep, all substantiation of the residents existence would lie undiscovered for over 200 years.

Correct answer: (b) substantiation
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After the disaster, Pompeii would remain buried under a layer of ash more than seven meters deep

what sense does "would" make" in this context ?
after the disaster Pomp. has been remained buried under.... even in some sectors til yet
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Pompeii would remain buried.... #2 (permalink) Fri Jan 28, 2011 14:02 pm   Pompeii would remain buried....
 

Future in the past:

Tomorrow I will go dancing.
He had a birthday party on January 28th, 1948, and the next day he would go dancing.
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