Hi, Are the following sentences natural to a native ear? 1. I did not want you to change your mind and call me for the meeting.
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Clive1. I did not want you to change your mind and call me for the meeting. This sounds natural, because of the vagueness of the second part. What does it mean?The colleague first told me that I needn't attend a vendor meeting. As I hate attending meetings, I wanted to make sure that the person doesn't change her mind later and call me f
Musicgold I did not want you to change your mind and call me for the meeting.OK.
MusicgoldI think you did not receive my email that I had resolved the issue myself.I'd say,