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MRANALYZE Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

I told her

I told her I would call her if I came out tonight.

I think it's correct but I ask for confirmation.
  

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Yes. " I said that I would call her if I came out tonight.

  • Yes.
  • " I said that I would call her if I came out tonight.
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Yes.

I said, "I'll call you if I come out tonight."

I said that I would call her if I came out tonight.
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what's the difference in meaning if I say

I told her would have called her if I had come out?


it's that the event has no relation to the present?
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I meant......I told her would I have called her if I had come out.
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I told her I would have called her if I had come out. (You mixed up the would and I but I assume it's a typo. Also, I'd say "gone" instead of "come.")

You didnt't call. She wanted to know why.

Her: You didn't call.
You: I know
Her: But earlier you said that you would call.
You: No, I said that I would call you if I went out. I didn't go out, so I didn
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I told her I would call if I go out tonight
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I told her I would call if I went out tonight

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