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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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I spent all my summers in New York as a boy. Or
I spent all my summer in New York when I was a boy.
Are both useable and mean the same thing? Thanks!
I spent all my summer in New York when I was a boy.
Are both useable and mean the same thing? Thanks!
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Yes, both are useable and mean the same thing. However, for the sake of style, I would use the phrase at the beginning of the sentence: When I was a boy / As a boy.....
- Yes, both are useable and mean the same thing.
- However, for the sake of style, I would use the phrase at the beginning of the sentence: When I was a boy / As a boy.....
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Yes, both are useable and mean the same thing. However, for the sake of style, I would use the phrase at the beginning of the sentence:
When I was a boy / As a boy.....
When I was a boy / As a boy.....
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