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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 11 years ago
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Is my sentence correct?

Last time you did not help him when he was in need. Now you are in need with him. Now he will do similar to what you have done to him in the past.
  

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Chandrasekhar Reddy Last time you did not help him when he was in need. Now you are in need with him. Now he will do similar to what you have done to him in the past.

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  • Chandrasekhar Reddy Last time you did not help him when he was in need.
  • Now you are in need with him.
  • Now he will do similar to what you have done to him in the past.
  • Formerly/Previously/In the past you did not help him when he was in need.
  • Now that you are in need, he will not help you.
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Chandrasekhar Reddy Last time you did not help him when he was in need. Now you are in need with him. Now he will do similar to what you have done to him in the past.
Formerly/Previously/In the past you did not help him when he was in need. Now that you are in need, he will not help you.
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Last time You did not help him when he was in need in the past. Now that you are in need his help / assistance, with him. Now he will do the same to you as what you have done to him in the past.
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Hi everyone!

he will do the same to you as what you have done to him in the past.
A.S could you please tell whether we can say, 'He will do the same to you as you have done to him in the past'? If not why?

Thanks.
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fatimah0786A.S could you please tell whether we can say, 'He will do the same to you as you have done to him in the past'?
Yes.
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