Past event
I would like to know when you discuss of an incident yesterday but it will happen the following day. Which of the sentences are correct.
We spoken on the phone yesterday he advised that he would attend an interview in the morning. After the interview he would call you.
We spoken on the phone yesterday he says he has an interview to attend in the morning. After the interview he will call you.
We spoken on the phone yesterday he said he had an interview to attend in the morning. After the interview he would call you.
Top answer
Goldenboy1 you discuss of an incident yesterday but it will happen the following day Well, the following day from yesterday is today. Keeping that in mind, we say: We spoke on the phone yesterday. He said he had an interview this morning and that he would call you after that.
- Goldenboy1 you discuss of an incident yesterday but it will happen the following day Well, the following day from yesterday is today.
- Keeping that in mind, we say: We spoke on the phone yesterday.
- He said he had an interview this morning and that he would call you after that.
- CJ
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Goldenboy1you discuss of an incident yesterday but it will happen the following day
Well, the following day from yesterday is today. Keeping that in mind, we say:
We spoke on the phone yesterday. He said he had an interview this morning and that he would call you after that.
CJ
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