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Nikitus Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Madame, you weren´t there, and you don´t know what really happened

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Is the following sentence " Madame, you weren´t there, and you don´t know what really happened." grammatically correct?

Context: Two persons are having an argument.

“Madame, you weren´t there, and you don´t know what really happened. It was something between Sam and me.”,

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Nikitus Madame, you weren´t there, and you don´t know what really happened. Madam, you weren't there, and you don't know what really happened. It was something between Sam and me.

  • Nikitus Madame, you weren´t there, and you don´t know what really happened.
  • Madam, you weren't there, and you don't know what really happened.
  • It was something between Sam and me.
  • Correct.
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NikitusMadame, you weren´t there, and you don´t know what really happened.
Madam, you weren't there, and you don't know what really happened. It was something between Sam and me.

Correct.

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