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Davidrock65 Posted 20 years ago
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a. There are not as many clubs here as in the States b.There are not as many clubs here as they are in the States.
Are they both correct?
a. I wasn't expecting to see you today b. I didn't expect to see you today.
Are they both the same? If not, which is correct?
Are they both correct?
a. I wasn't expecting to see you today b. I didn't expect to see you today.
Are they both the same? If not, which is correct?
Top answer
a ok. ,b both correct.
- a ok.
- ,b both correct.
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1.a ok.
1.b as there are in the states
2 a.,b both correct.
1.b as there are in the states
2 a.,b both correct.
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Should it be better to say: "I didn't expect to see you earlier time today." ?
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No, I'm sorry, Maple, but that doesn't make sense.
You could say this without the "time" - in a case something like "Yes, I have that book you wanted to borrow. I would have given it to you this morning when we ran into each other at the store, but I expect to see you earlier today, so I didn't have it with me then."
You could say this without the "time" - in a case something like "Yes, I have that book you wanted to borrow. I would have given it to you this morning when we ran into each other at the store, but I expect to see you earlier today, so I didn't have it with me then."
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