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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Before or when
which is right
I've asked you to let me know before you do that.
I've asked you to let me know when you are doing that.
I've asked you to let me know when you do that.
I've asked you to let me know before you do that.
I've asked you to let me know when you are doing that.
I've asked you to let me know when you do that.
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All are OK, with different meanings, of course.
- All are OK, with different meanings, of course.
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