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Matfever Posted 14 years ago
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he (was) never quite?
Hi,
I have 2 sentences. Could you so me how fine are they, okay?
1. He often keeps me waiting but he never quite so late as this.
2. He often keeps me waiting but he was never quite so late as this.
I have 2 sentences. Could you so me how fine are they, okay?
1. He often keeps me waiting but he never quite so late as this.
2. He often keeps me waiting but he was never quite so late as this.
Top answer
The first is wrong. The second is OK with a comma before but .
- The first is wrong.
- The second is OK with a comma before but .
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