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Knightofsports Posted 13 years ago
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last night

You said you weren't going to go last night. Or

Last night you said you weren't going to go.

Are both the same?

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Top answer

Knightofsports Are both the same? No. Knightofsports You said you weren't going to go last night.

— Fivejedjon

  • Knightofsports Are both the same?
  • No.
  • Knightofsports You said you weren't going to go last night.
  • This could mean that you said at some time, not necessarily last night, that you were not going to go last night.
  • Knightofsports ast night you said you weren't going to go.
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KnightofsportsAre both the same?
No.
KnightofsportsYou said you weren't going to go last night.
This could mean that you said at some time, not necessarily last night, that you were not going to go last night.
Knightofsportsast night you said you weren't going to go.
This means that you sa
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I don't get it. If someone said they weren't going to go last night, how is it possible he/she doesn't mean 'last night'?
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Knightofsports I don't get it. If someone said they weren't going to go last night, how is it possible he/she doesn't mean 'last night'?
Did you read my response to your original question?
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Yes! And I'm afraid I didn't understand what you meant...
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You'll have to wait for someone else to try then.
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I think I understand now:The first one could mean that I wasn't going to last night but said at anytime. The second was said last night and only last night.Correct?
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Knightofsports I think I understand now:The first one could mean that I wasn't going to last night but said at anytime. The second was said last night and only last night.Correct?
Yes.
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