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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
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When the woman tells me "I told you we have our classes full"(I wonder if she could tell it any other way), may I tell her "You have made advertisement the following days" or You have made advertisement on the following days" ?
When the woman tells me "I told you we have our classes full"(I wonder if she could tell it any other way), may I tell her "You have made advertisement the following days" or You have made advertisement on the following days" ?
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Not natural. Use these: I told you our classes are/were full. But you advertised afterward.
- Not natural.
- Use these: I told you our classes are/were full.
- But you advertised afterward.
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Not natural. Use these:
I told you our classes are/were full.
But you advertised afterward.
I told you our classes are/were full.
But you advertised afterward.
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I mean they had was an advertisement republished in the newswpaper on the following day(the day after the day she told me the classes were full);rather than it being published afresh.
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