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Mister MicawberYou cannot unless it is specified as a direct quote, which it is not in either the context or the question's answer.Hi Mister Micawber,
Thinking SpainHi teachers, Context: 'Twenty-four hours ago he escaped from prison, and our new President wants him back in prison–today! Now! At once!’. Question: When did the new President want him back in prison? He wanted him back in prison today, now, at once. What puzzles me here is, 'today, now'. How come I can use those times markers if indeed, the whole sentence i
Mister MicawberYes, if you put it in quotes, but don't be surprised if your students correctly answer 'that day, right then'.Hi Mister Micawber,
screamerer-He/The new president wanted him back in prison at once, 24 hours after he escaped.-Hi screamerer,
He/The new president wanted him back in prison at once, that moment 24 hours after/since he had escaped.