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Magic-dragon Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
I was happy in my stay in New York.
I'd be happy if someone would answer my questions. Thanks in advance.
Are the following 2 sentences correct? (Of course I know "during" can also be used.)
A: I was happy in my stay in New York.
B: I met an old friend of mine in my stay in New York.
Are the following 2 sentences correct? (Of course I know "during" can also be used.)
A: I was happy in my stay in New York.
B: I met an old friend of mine in my stay in New York.
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---Hi, Marius. I'm original poster, magic-dragon. Thank you for your answer, but there is one more thing I want to ask concerning this matter.
Let me show you a sample sentence.
C: Someone came to see you during your absence.
In C, "in your absence" can also be used. I think it is used for meaning that something happens in a certain time [moment] while some other thing c
Let me show you a sample sentence.
C: Someone came to see you during your absence.
In C, "in your absence" can also be used. I think it is used for meaning that something happens in a certain time [moment] while some other thing c
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