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Vkr6078 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Suppose if there is a conversation between two people. A is introducing his new friend C to B.
A: Let me introduce my friend. He is XXXX. B: I know(or KNEW?) him already before you even knew(or know? or had known?) him.
Anyone please correct the sentence.
A: Let me introduce my friend. He is XXXX. B: I know(or KNEW?) him already before you even knew(or know? or had known?) him.
Anyone please correct the sentence.
Top answer
A: Let me introduce my friend. He is Dev Anand. B: I already know him.
- A: Let me introduce my friend.
- He is Dev Anand.
- B: I already know him.
- Hello Dev!
- It's good to see you again.
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A: Let me introduce my friend. He is Dev Anand.
B: I already know him. Hello Dev! It's good to see you again.
B: I already know him. Hello Dev! It's good to see you again.
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In my experience, when introducing someone, you say "this is" not "he is."
Your original post suggested that you have only two people, not three - so perhaps "Dev" isn't there right now.
A: I'd like to introduce you to my friend [when he arrives]. His name is Dev Anand.
B: I already know Dev! In fact, ...
... I've probably known him longer than you have.
... I met h
Your original post suggested that you have only two people, not three - so perhaps "Dev" isn't there right now.
A: I'd like to introduce you to my friend [when he arrives]. His name is Dev Anand.
B: I already know Dev! In fact, ...
... I've probably known him longer than you have.
... I met h
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vkr6078Suppose if there is a conversation between two people."Suppose if" is not correct.
Write one of these instead: "Suppose", "Suppose that"
CJ
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