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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Indirect speech?
Hello!
A speaks to B about C.
A: C is coming in 2 weeks.
C came much later.
B says to A (when C arrives): you said that he was coming in 2 weeks.
Is the changing into indirect speech correct?
A speaks to B about C.
A: C is coming in 2 weeks.
C came much later.
B says to A (when C arrives): you said that he was coming in 2 weeks.
Is the changing into indirect speech correct?
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Yes, that would be accepted. You can also say "You said that he would be coming in two weeks". It is better style to write out small numbers in words: two .
- Yes, that would be accepted.
- You can also say "You said that he would be coming in two weeks".
- It is better style to write out small numbers in words: two .
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Yes, that would be accepted. You can also say "You said that he would be coming in two weeks".
It is better style to write out small numbers in words: two.
It is better style to write out small numbers in words: two.
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