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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
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Indirect speech (5)
The same question.
Direct speech: Next night = a night later. = One night later(1)
Indirect speech: the following night = the night after=the next night =a following night = a night after=a next night= a night later.= one night later (2)
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Direct speech: Next night = a night later. = One night later(1)
Indirect speech: the following night = the night after=the next night =a following night = a night after=a next night= a night later.= one night later (2)
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Are you sure about "next night"? I'd say "tomorrow night", and nothing else... In the Indirect Speech, I'd use "on the following night"...
- Are you sure about "next night"?
- I'd say "tomorrow night", and nothing else...
- In the Indirect Speech, I'd use "on the following night"...
- A native will surely tell us whether there are other possibilities.
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Are you sure about "next night"? I'd say "tomorrow night", and nothing else...
In the Indirect Speech, I'd use "on the following night"... A native will surely tell us whether there are other possibilities.
In the Indirect Speech, I'd use "on the following night"... A native will surely tell us whether there are other possibilities.
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