Bob Wilber became Sidney Beacher's student and protege when he was nineteen and, for a few years in the 1940's, came as close to being a carbon copy of the jazz virtuoso in perfmorance as anvone has ever come.
a. as anyone has ever come
b. as anyone ever had been
c. as anyone ever had done
d. that anyone ever did
e. that anyone ever came
(1) The answer is a, but I chose B instead. I think we should use past perfect tense, not present perfect tense, as is used in a. In B, "been" matches "being" in "being a carbon copy...".
Can someone explain it ?
(2) How to understand "carbon copy" within the sentence?
Thanks
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