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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
meeting
Talking about a future meeting. I say:
When were you planning to meet me? Or
When are you planning to meet me?
Are both useable and what's the difference?
Thank yuou!
When were you planning to meet me? Or
When are you planning to meet me?
Are both useable and what's the difference?
Thank yuou!
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The first one suggests that you may be thinking of changing the meeting time. The second is a simple inquiry.
- The first one suggests that you may be thinking of changing the meeting time.
- The second is a simple inquiry.
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The first one suggests that you may be thinking of changing the meeting time. The second is a simple inquiry.
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