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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Can I write that" I was in outside when raining."
The other man tells me that I can't use was back of I .Please help me.Thanks a lot:)
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These are common ways of expression: I was outside when it was raining. I was in back of the house / in front of the house when it was raining. I was out back / out front when it was raining.
- These are common ways of expression: I was outside when it was raining.
- I was in back of the house / in front of the house when it was raining.
- I was out back / out front when it was raining.
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These are common ways of expression:
I was outside when it was raining.
I was in back of the house / in front of the house when it was raining.
I was out back / out front when it was raining.
I was outside when it was raining.
I was in back of the house / in front of the house when it was raining.
I was out back / out front when it was raining.
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Please put your whole question in the main part of your post, not just in the "subject" line.
Your post says
Your post says
AnonymousThe other man tells me that I can't use was back of I .Please help me.Thanks a lot:)and I couldn't figure out how Mr. M. interpreted "was back of I" as "I was outside." Eventually I realized that your real question was in the title of
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I was in outside is contradictory. You can't be in and be outside at the same time.
You need either I was inside or I was outside.
I was outside while raining means I was outside while I was raining! You can't rain. Only "it" can rain. You need this:
I was outside while it was rain
You need either I was inside or I was outside.
I was outside while raining means I was outside while I was raining! You can't rain. Only "it" can rain. You need this:
I was outside while it was rain
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