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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Help please

Please check these sentences.

- You remind me of myself when I was young/younger.

- I just want to say that.
I just wanted to say that.
*What's the difference?

-I'm not following. (Is this right? Meaning you don't get it/understand it)

-Who will join me in celebrating mine and Paty's birthday? (right?)

-person1: "You're hot!" "Oops! That doesn't/didn't sound right"
  

Top answer

-- Present desire. -- More polite or refers to a past desire. I'm not following.

— Mister Micawber

  • -- Present desire.
  • -- More polite or refers to a past desire.
  • I'm not following.
  • (Is this right?
  • Meaning you don't get it/understand it-- Yes ) Who will join me in celebrating my and Patty' s birthday?
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You remind me of myself when I was young/younger.-- OK

I just want to say that.-- Present desire.

I just wanted to say that.--More polite or refers to a past desire.
I'm not following. (Is this right? Meaning you don't get it/understand it-- Yes)
Who will join me in celebrating my and Patty's birthday?

person1: "You're h
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