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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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He had by then left for the party
"By then' is used at the end of the sentence. But can we also use it in the middle: he had by then left for the party.
Are there alternatives for 'by then'?
Are there alternatives for 'by then'?
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Hi, "By then' is used at the end of the sentence. But can we also use it in the middle: he had by then left for the party. You have a lot of flexibilty in placing this phrase.
- Hi, "By then' is used at the end of the sentence.
- But can we also use it in the middle: he had by then left for the party.
- You have a lot of flexibilty in placing this phrase.
- He had left for the party by then .
- He had left by then for the party.
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Hi,
"By then' is used at the end of the sentence. But can we also use it in the middle: he had by then left for the party.
You have a lot of flexibilty in placing this phrase.
He had left for the party by then .
He had left by then for the party.
He had by then left for the party.
"By then' is used at the end of the sentence. But can we also use it in the middle: he had by then left for the party.
You have a lot of flexibilty in placing this phrase.
He had left for the party by then .
He had left by then for the party.
He had by then left for the party.
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