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Pen fuchsia 678 Posted 7 years ago
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Conversation?

I told my friend about my bad marriage and I’m about to move. I work for him before.

Then I ask him about my dog. He ask me did you move? I said not yet bc I didn’t get that job. He said Gotcha and never reply

It’s looks like it’s bad conversation or ok?

  

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"Then" implies that the entire conversation described happened at the same time. 1. After you changed the subject, your friend inexplicably (and perhaps impolitely) backtracked in the conversation to ask you if you had moved, although you had changed the conversation to your dog and already stated that you were about to, rather than had, moved.

— Jack Dammit

  • "Then" implies that the entire conversation described happened at the same time.
  • 1.
  • After you changed the subject, your friend inexplicably (and perhaps impolitely) backtracked in the conversation to ask you if you had moved, although you had changed the conversation to your dog and already stated that you were about to, rather than had, moved.
  • 2.
  • "Bc" isn't acceptable English.
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"Then" implies that the entire conversation described happened at the same time.

1. After you changed the subject, your friend inexplicably (and perhaps impolitely) backtracked in the conversation to ask you if you had moved, although you had changed the conversation to your dog and already stated that you were about to, rather than had, moved.

2. "Bc" isn't acceptable English. Thi

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