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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Grammar Question
Hi,
Please help me on the below questio.
I would like to know the difference between the following sentences,
1. I told that the company is holiday this Friday.
2. I am told that the company is holiday this Friday.
My understanding is,
1. I knew that company is holiday this Friday, and I told to someone.
2. Somebody told me that company is holiday this Friday. I didn't know that.
Is that correct?
Also can you please provide me some more relative sentences.
Please help me on the below questio.
I would like to know the difference between the following sentences,
1. I told that the company is holiday this Friday.
2. I am told that the company is holiday this Friday.
My understanding is,
1. I knew that company is holiday this Friday, and I told to someone.
2. Somebody told me that company is holiday this Friday. I didn't know that.
Is that correct?
Also can you please provide me some more relative sentences.
Top answer
1. I told that the company has a holiday this Friday. -- Not good English 2.
- 1.
- I told that the company has a holiday this Friday.
- -- Not good English 2.
- - - OK My understanding is, 1.
- -- No; you need to write 'told (it to) someone' or 'said'.
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1. I told that the company has a holiday this Friday.-- Not good English
2. I am told that the company has a holiday this Friday.-- OK
My understanding is,
1. I knew that company has a holiday this Friday, and I told someone.-- No; you need to write 'told (it to) someone' or 'said'.
2. Somebody told me that company has a
2. I am told that the company has a holiday this Friday.-- OK
My understanding is,
1. I knew that company has a holiday this Friday, and I told someone.-- No; you need to write 'told (it to) someone' or 'said'.
2. Somebody told me that company has a
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