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Healer Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
I saw him yesterday?
Examples:
I would like to see the minister tomorrow.
I went to see him yesterday.
Both examples above could mean see and talk at the same time as far as how I could use the verb "see".
However, could I say "I saw him yesterday" when I want to mean the same, i.e. see and talk. I feel a bit odd as it could mean merely see with the eyes without talking. It seems that such construct more likely means seeing only.
Please comment!
I would like to see the minister tomorrow.
I went to see him yesterday.
Both examples above could mean see and talk at the same time as far as how I could use the verb "see".
However, could I say "I saw him yesterday" when I want to mean the same, i.e. see and talk. I feel a bit odd as it could mean merely see with the eyes without talking. It seems that such construct more likely means seeing only.
Please comment!
Top answer
e. see and talk. Yes.
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- see and talk.
- Yes.
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healerHowever, could I say "I saw him yesterday" when I want to mean the same, i.e. see and talk.Yes.
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Thanks!
Though I have been saying in that way without thinking I hesitate if I think before I speak.
Though I have been saying in that way without thinking I hesitate if I think before I speak.
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