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Quaerereverum Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
From vs at the beginning
Hello,
Which one is correct?
1. You could say from/at the beginning of the conversation that I dialled wrong number.
2. Should everything be so stressful? Or should be everything so stressful?
Thank you in advance.
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Which one is correct?
1. You could say from/at the beginning of the conversation that I dialled wrong number.
2. Should everything be so stressful? Or should be everything so stressful?
Thank you in advance.
.
Top answer
1. You could say at the beginning of the conversation that I dialled wrong number. Better: 1.
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- You could say at the beginning of the conversation that I dialled wrong number.
- Better: 1.
- You could have said at the beginning of the conversation that I had dialled wrong number.
- 2.
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1. You could say at the beginning of the conversation that I dialled wrong number.
Better:
1. You could have said at the beginning of the conversation that I had dialled wrong number.
2. Should everything be so stressful?
Better:
1. You could have said at the beginning of the conversation that I had dialled wrong number.
2. Should everything be so stressful?
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