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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Attended

Yesterday, I attended a wedding function. (or) Yesterday, I had attended a wedding function.

I called him at a wedding function when he was crossing me.

Are these sentences correct?

  

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Yesterday, I attended a wedding. ) Yesterday, I attended a wedding reception. ) "wedding function" is not clear.

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  • Yesterday, I attended a wedding.
  • ) Yesterday, I attended a wedding reception.
  • ) "wedding function" is not clear.
  • kumenglish I called him at a wedding function when he was crossing me.
  • If you cross someone, you obstruct, challenge, or betray them.
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Yesterday, I attended a wedding. (You went to the ceremony.)

Yesterday, I attended a wedding reception. (You went to the party after the ceremony.)

"wedding function" is not clear.

kumenglishI called him at a wedding function when he was crossing me.

If you cross someone, you obstruct, challenge, or betray them.
It is a very bad thing

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