0
Pb03 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
How to interpret "Today"...
Hello everyone,
Would you check if my understanding of the two sentences below is correct or not?
Thanks~
pb
----------------
1. Today Sue said she would wash her car.
(Sue said today that she would wash her car.)
2. Sue said she would wash her car today.
(Sue said that she would was her car today, not tomorrow or any other day.)
Is it possible that Sentence 2(or 1) has different meaning?
Would you check if my understanding of the two sentences below is correct or not?
Thanks~
pb
----------------
1. Today Sue said she would wash her car.
(Sue said today that she would wash her car.)
2. Sue said she would wash her car today.
(Sue said that she would was her car today, not tomorrow or any other day.)
Is it possible that Sentence 2(or 1) has different meaning?
Top answer
Hi, Would you check if my understanding of the two sentences below is correct or not? Thanks~ pb -- 1. Today Sue said she would wash her car.
- Hi, Would you check if my understanding of the two sentences below is correct or not?
- Thanks~ pb -- 1.
- Today Sue said she would wash her car.
- ) 2.
- Sue said she would wash her car today .
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Hi,
Would you check if my understanding of the two sentences below is correct or not?
Thanks~
pb
--
1. Today Sue said she would wash her car.
(Sue said today that she would wash her car.)
2. Sue said she would wash her car today.
(Sue said that she would was her car today, not tomorrow or any other da
Would you check if my understanding of the two sentences below is correct or not?
Thanks~
pb
--
1. Today Sue said she would wash her car.
(Sue said today that she would wash her car.)
2. Sue said she would wash her car today.
(Sue said that she would was her car today, not tomorrow or any other da
0
Related Questions