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Navitasan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
During/for 2
Which are correct:
1-He stayed here in the last summer.
2-He stayed here during the last summer.
3-He stayed here for the last summer.
Is there any difference in the meanings?
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-He stayed here in the last summer.
2-He stayed here during the last summer.
3-He stayed here for the last summer.
Is there any difference in the meanings?
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasan Is there any difference in the meanings? #1 is odd, but tells me it was only part of the summer. #2 may or may not say this as well.
- navitasan Is there any difference in the meanings?
- #1 is odd, but tells me it was only part of the summer.
- #2 may or may not say this as well.
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navitasanIs there any difference in the meanings?#1 is odd, but tells me it was only part of the summer. #2 may or may not say this as well.
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