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Sunnybbcow Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
i have eaten already, at around 10am.
hi everyone. pl help me with this following qn.
i know that when time is not mentioned in a sentence, we should use: "I have eaten already"
if time is mentioned we should use: " i ate at 10am already"
lets say that i'm saying :" i have eaten already, at around 10am."
is it wrong? or should i say: " i ate already at around 10am"?
i know that when time is not mentioned in a sentence, we should use: "I have eaten already"
if time is mentioned we should use: " i ate at 10am already"
lets say that i'm saying :" i have eaten already, at around 10am."
is it wrong? or should i say: " i ate already at around 10am"?
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Hi sunnybbcow, welcome to the Forums. I ate already, at around 10am - is correct.
- Hi sunnybbcow, welcome to the Forums.
- I ate already, at around 10am - is correct.
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Hi sunnybbcow, welcome to the Forums.
I ate already, at around 10am - is correct.
I ate already, at around 10am - is correct.
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