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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Although you came late
In the context: I am welcoming someone.
Although you come late, you are attending the function. Your arrival is delighted for me.
Although you come late, you are attending the function. It is delighted for me.
Is this correct sentence in the present tense?
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Use the verb 'delight' in this way. I am delighted that you are here. Your presence delights me.
- Use the verb 'delight' in this way.
- I am delighted that you are here.
- Your presence delights me.
- It seems rude to me to mention that the person came late.
- Clive
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Use the verb 'delight' in this way.
I am delighted that you are here.
Your presence delights me.
It seems rude to me to mention that the person came late.
Clive
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kumenglishAlthough you come late, you are attending the function.
That is not a very nice thing to say.
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