Someone dedicated a post but that wasn't for me nevertheless I replied "Ahhh thanks" and she said welcome.
I want to say her that I just pretended that it was for me can I say like that?
"Had pretended that you said to me"
Shall I say like this or omit the word "had".
Please all I want you to correct the upper sentence the way I stated thanks in advance.
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I would say this: I pretended as if you were referring to me. Had is better here but I do not think it is not compulsory. Liton Das Please all I want you to correct the upper sentence the way I stated thanks in advance.
- I would say this: I pretended as if you were referring to me.
- Had is better here but I do not think it is not compulsory.
- Liton Das Please all I want you to correct the upper sentence the way I stated thanks in advance.
- Please correct the above sentence.
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I would say this:
I pretended as if you were referring to me.
Had is better here but I do not think it is not compulsory.
Liton DasPlease all I want you to correct the upper sentence the way I stated thanks in advance.
Please correct the above sentence.
0Liton DasI want tosaytell her that I just pretended that it was for me. Can I say like that?
I was just pretending it was for me.
I was so flattered by the dedication, that I pretended that it was for me.
I answered "Thanks," as if the dedication was for me, even
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