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Liveinjapan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Past tense
Hi,
When I talk today about what happened yesterday, do the following sentences mean the same? (all correct?)
(In this example, I am standing where I was yesterday, and talking to someone.)
And which one is most common?
She told me to come here the next day.
She told me to come here today.
She said, "Come here tomorrow."
She said that I should come here today.
Thanks
When I talk today about what happened yesterday, do the following sentences mean the same? (all correct?)
(In this example, I am standing where I was yesterday, and talking to someone.)
And which one is most common?
She told me to come here the next day.
She told me to come here today.
She said, "Come here tomorrow."
She said that I should come here today.
Thanks
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Liveinjapan When I talk today about what happened yesterday, do the following sentences mean the same? ) Yes and yes. Note that these are fine and common for conversation but not all good for reported-speech exercises.
- Liveinjapan When I talk today about what happened yesterday, do the following sentences mean the same?
- ) Yes and yes.
- Note that these are fine and common for conversation but not all good for reported-speech exercises.
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LiveinjapanWhen I talk today about what happened yesterday, do the following sentences mean the same? (all correct?)Yes and yes. Note that these are fine and common for conversation but not all good for reported-speech exercises.
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