He saw his wife going around in the market (but he hates his wife) If I were in that situation, I would pretend as I was buying something so as not to be seen by her.
Are these sentences okay? Should I change were in that situation to were there / were you?
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sirius2012 He saw his wife going around in at the market (but he hates his wife) . If I were in that situation, I would pretend as that I was buying something so as not to be seen by her. Are these sentences okay?
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sirius2012 He saw his wife going around in at the market (but he hates his wife) .
If I were in that situation, I would pretend as that I was buying something so as not to be seen by her.
Are these sentences okay?
They are OK as shown, though I would probably write them as follows: A man who hates his wife happened to see her at the market.
If I were him, I would pretend that I was buying something so she wouldn't see me.
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sirius2012He saw his wife going around in at the market (but he hates his wife). If I were in that situation, I would pretend as that I was buying something so as not to be seen by her. Are these sentences okay?