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Arztt1991 Posted 6 years ago
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Suppose, I am reading something, and I've come across a new phrase that I dont know. So, I call my friend and ask about it. He gives me the answer and asks," where did you get that phrase?". Now what is the proper way to answer this question from the sentences given below. Thanks in advance.


I have been reading a blog post where I came across this phrase.

I have been reading a blog post where I have found this phrase.

I am reading a blog post, I've found this phrase here.

  

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Arztt1991 Suppose [no comma] I am reading something, and I've come across a new phrase that I don ' t know. So [no comma] I call my friend and ask about it. ".

— CalifJim

  • Arztt1991 Suppose [no comma] I am reading something, and I've come across a new phrase that I don ' t know.
  • So [no comma] I call my friend and ask about it.
  • ".
  • Now what is the proper way to answer this question from the sentences given below ?
  • Thanks in advance.
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Arztt1991

Suppose [no comma] I am reading something, and I've come across a new phrase that I don't know. So [no comma] I call my friend and ask about it. He gives me the answer and asks, "Where did you get that ph

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Suppose, I am reading something, and I've come across a new phrase that I don't know. So, I call my friend and ask about it. He gives me the answer and asks,". Now what is the proper way to answer this question from the sentences given below? Thanks in advance.


I washave been reading a blog post where I came across this phrase.

I have been readi

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