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Yes, assuming it is understood between the speaker and the listener what ‘after’ refers to.
- Yes, assuming it is understood between the speaker and the listener what ‘after’ refers to.
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Yes, assuming it is understood between the speaker and the listener what ‘after’ refers to.
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The direct sentence of the sentence would be, he said,'I am leaving after two weeks', right?
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The original statement was "He said he was leaving two weeks after." It should be clearer, such as, "He said he was leaving after two weeks." Then your answer would be correct, "I am leaving after two weeks".
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Anonymoushe was leaving two weeks after."two weeks later" is what you want.
CJ
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So, is this sentence correct with later?
he told me that he would leave a day later.
he told me that he would leave a day later.
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More standard is
eg He said he was leaving two weeks later.
eg He said he was leaving two weeks afterwards.
eg He said he was leaving two weeks later.
eg He said he was leaving two weeks afterwards.
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So if I said, he said that he was leaving two weeks after, would it be incorrect or it's just less common?
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I prefer to say that people who,speak educated English will think that you do not.
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