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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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come in while, while you're there
I thought I heard him come in while we were having dinner.
"I'm going to the post office." "While you're there can you get me some stamps?"
Please explain the highlighed parts.
"I'm going to the post office." "While you're there can you get me some stamps?"
Please explain the highlighed parts.
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I thought I heard him come in [the room, the house, etc] at the time that we were having dinner. At the time that you are at the post office , would you buy some stamps for me?
- I thought I heard him come in [the room, the house, etc] at the time that we were having dinner.
- At the time that you are at the post office , would you buy some stamps for me?
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I thought I heard him come in [the room, the house, etc] at the time that we were having dinner.
At the time that you are at the post office, would you buy some stamps for me?
At the time that you are at the post office, would you buy some stamps for me?
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