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Lukas Juodelis Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Help me improve this sentence.
Our client denies performing any defamatory actions as he was just expressing his opinion based on his previous experience with your company.
Is "was just (only?) expressing" a proper phrase about a situation which took place a few days AGO? Maybe the Past Simple tense is more suitable here?
Is "was just (only?) expressing" a proper phrase about a situation which took place a few days AGO? Maybe the Past Simple tense is more suitable here?
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Better with a comma after 'actions'. The sentence is correct, and I would keep the past continuous. ]
- Better with a comma after 'actions'.
- The sentence is correct, and I would keep the past continuous.
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Better with a comma after 'actions'.
The sentence is correct, and I would keep the past continuous. [I won't comment on how sound the legal defense is
The sentence is correct, and I would keep the past continuous. [I won't comment on how sound the legal defense is
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