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Electrum Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Adverb and noun clauses in WHEN
Compare:
You told me when she was in Paris.
You told me, when she was in Paris, that you'd join her.
I don't like the first construction very much, but it's probably OK Some people might omit the commas. What is your opinion?
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You told me when she was in Paris.
You told me, when she was in Paris, that you'd join her.
I don't like the first construction very much, but it's probably OK Some people might omit the commas. What is your opinion?
I
Top answer
I'd shuffle the sentence; the commas or lack thereof confuse in any case.
- I'd shuffle the sentence; the commas or lack thereof confuse in any case.
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I'd shuffle the sentence; the commas or lack thereof confuse in any case.
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