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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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please explain me the difference betweeen these two senteces.
When I came, he was studying.
When he was studying, I came.
When he was studying, I came.
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Hi, There is no difference in the meaning(s) of those sentences. , the action of him studying was in the progress when you went there. He may or may not have continued studying after you reached there.
- Hi, There is no difference in the meaning(s) of those sentences.
- , the action of him studying was in the progress when you went there.
- He may or may not have continued studying after you reached there.
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Hi,
There is no difference in the meaning(s) of those sentences. Both are conveying the same idea i.e., the action of him studying was in the progress when you went there. He may or may not have continued studying after you reached there.
There is no difference in the meaning(s) of those sentences. Both are conveying the same idea i.e., the action of him studying was in the progress when you went there. He may or may not have continued studying after you reached there.
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