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I tried Question: Why don't Michael's friend have much time? (or) Why did Michael's friend say, "I don't have much time"?
In this two which question is suitable here?
Context: Suppose Micheal met a friend. He asked him: How are you?
Friend replied to Michael: I don't have much time. Michael didn't understand a word.
My question: I want to ask somebody a question, What his friend actually meant.
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kingston123 I tried Question: Why don't Michael's friend have much time? Why doesn't / didn't Michael's friend have much time? kingston123 Why did Michael's friend say, "I don't have much time"?
- kingston123 I tried Question: Why don't Michael's friend have much time?
- Why doesn't / didn't Michael's friend have much time?
- kingston123 Why did Michael's friend say, "I don't have much time"?
- This is OK, but I would omit the comma.
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kingston123I tried Question: Why don't Michael's friend have much time?
Why doesn't/didn't Michael's friend have much time?
kingston123Why did Michael's friend say, "I don't have much time"?
This is OK, but
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