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Both phrases are OK. One or the other may sound better, depending on the context. Clive
- Both phrases are OK.
- One or the other may sound better, depending on the context.
- Clive
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Both phrases are OK.
One or the other may sound better, depending on the context.
Clive
One or the other may sound better, depending on the context.
Clive
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You wife calls you. You answer, "Honey, I'm at the office now. Can you call back later?"
Your boss calls you and asks "Where are you? I want to see you." You answer, "Sir, I'm in my office now. You can come by, or I can come to your office."
Your boss calls you and asks "Where are you? I want to see you." You answer, "Sir, I'm in my office now. You can come by, or I can come to your office."
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