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Paul: Well, you might be surprised to hear that I enjoyed /had enjoyed it. I was /had been amazed by the quality of the show overall. So many original pieces of famous art works, you know, pieces that even I heard/had heard of.
Sarah: Yes. it's the first time they have shown so many famous works in the same place. There wasn't a gallery in the whole of Europe that had shown/had been showing those paintings by Dali together before.
Paul: Well, it was /had been well worth the entrance fee even though waiting to get in was a nightmare. We had been queuing /have queued for nearly an hour before we finally got in, right? Anyway, I'd definitely recommend it and I was wondering /had wondered whether Janet would like to see it. She's into art, isn't she? What was your favourite part of the exhibition?
Sarah: For me, it was the expressionist stuff. I really had never thought /had never been thinking that I'd see Munch's 'Scream' in the flesh so to speak. A real shame about the Dali, though. I wasn't impressed at all and I had always liked/used to like his work. But I'm glad we went/had gone.