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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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I've just arrived vs I'm here now
HI! I have a question about "I've just arrived" and "I'm here now".
Say you are on train now to meet your friend at the station. When you arrive the station, you would send which text to the friend?
1, "Hey, I've just arrived. Where are you?"
2, "Hey, I'm here. Where are you?"
I just thought that maybe 1 is a rather written way, 2 is better for a casual conversation. Which would be better?
thanks.
Collin
Say you are on train now to meet your friend at the station. When you arrive the station, you would send which text to the friend?
1, "Hey, I've just arrived. Where are you?"
2, "Hey, I'm here. Where are you?"
I just thought that maybe 1 is a rather written way, 2 is better for a casual conversation. Which would be better?
thanks.
Collin
Top answer
Both versions are correct. I'd use the shorter one. Rover
- Both versions are correct.
- I'd use the shorter one.
- Rover
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