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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Are ‘after that incident,’ ‘actually,’ and ‘or so’ correctly used in the given sentences?
Are ‘after that incident,’ ‘actually,’ and ‘or so’ correctly used in the given sentences?
My girlfriend slapped me in the face when I said I had decided to be a soldier. After that incident, I didn’t talk to her anymore. Actually, it took a year or so when we had no conversation at all.
My girlfriend slapped me in the face when I said I had decided to be a soldier. After that incident, I didn’t talk to her anymore. Actually, it took a year or so when we had no conversation at all.
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Your example contradicts itself. "
- Your example contradicts itself.
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Your example contradicts itself. I'm sure you can come up with a simpler and clearer sentence to demonstrate your understanding of "actually" and "or so."
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