How would you interpret this sentence? How would you interpret this sentence ‘I got out and told the driver to go on and that if we had not caught up to them at the junction of the road to Cormons to wait there’? 1 How would you interpret the word ‘driver’ in the sentence? I think the author refers to the other drivers, right? If so, I think he should have used ‘drivers’. Does he refer to the driver in the same car with him? 2 How would you interpret the second part of the sentence? Does it mean the protagonist told the other drivers to keep driving and to wait at the junction of the road if they had not caught up to the other cars? Thanks. It’s from A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway (Chapter Eight).the context: The next afternoon we heard there was to be an attack up the river that night and that we were to take four cars there. Nobody knew anything about it although they all spoke with great positiveness and strategical knowledge. I was riding in the first car and as we passed the entry to the British hospital I told the driver to stop. The other cars pulled up. I got out and told the driver to go on and that if we had not caught up to them at the junction of the road to Cormons to wait there. I hurried up the driveway and inside the reception hall I asked for Miss Barkley.