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AlicjaK Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
correctness
Is it sentence correct?
"I told you that you wrote to me 2 days in avsance, not two hours"
I mean we ash sb about confirmation plans and sb do it 2 hours before not 2 days before.
Have I made myself clear? =)
"I told you that you wrote to me 2 days in avsance, not two hours"
I mean we ash sb about confirmation plans and sb do it 2 hours before not 2 days before.
Have I made myself clear? =)
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AlicjaK I told you that you wrote to me 2 days in avsance, not two hours No. "wrote" is in the past. A command (telling someone to do something) needs 'to'.
- AlicjaK I told you that you wrote to me 2 days in avsance, not two hours No.
- "wrote" is in the past.
- A command (telling someone to do something) needs 'to'.
- And 'asked' is better than 'told'.
- A request (asking someone to do something) also needs 'to'.
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AlicjaKI told you that you wrote to me 2 days in avsance, not two hoursNo. "wrote" is in the past. A command (telling someone to do something) needs 'to'. And 'asked' is better than 'told'. A request (asking someone to do something) also needs 'to'.
I asked you to write to me two days in advance, not two hours.
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