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Tony Canard Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
in my case
Can I say 'in my case' refering to something that is connected to me or happened to me?
Here's the context.
Let's say I bought a car and soon crashed it. And my friend later bought himself a car and also crashed it. And then here goes the dialogue between them:
F: I've crashed my car! Can you believe that? Just like you!
I: Yeah. But, in my case, I crashed mine in two months and you bought yours just three days ago!
Here's the context.
Let's say I bought a car and soon crashed it. And my friend later bought himself a car and also crashed it. And then here goes the dialogue between them:
F: I've crashed my car! Can you believe that? Just like you!
I: Yeah. But, in my case, I crashed mine in two months and you bought yours just three days ago!
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Tony Canard Can I say 'in my case' refering to something that is connected to me or happened to me? Generally yes, but it can be an awkward phrase. F: I've wrecked my car!
- Tony Canard Can I say 'in my case' refering to something that is connected to me or happened to me?
- Generally yes, but it can be an awkward phrase.
- F: I've wrecked my car!
- Can you believe that?
- Just like you!
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Tony CanardCan I say 'in my case' refering to something that is connected to me or happened to me?Generally yes, but it can be an awkward phrase.
F: I've wrecked my car! Can you believe that? Just like you!
I: Yeah. But in my case, I wrecked it in two months, while you bought yours just three days ago!
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