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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Present tense
Hi, could you please help me with the following sentences?
Do not call me when I work. Do not call me when I am working.
Which of them is correct and more appropriate? Or can we use them interchangeably?
Thank you
Do not call me when I work. Do not call me when I am working.
Which of them is correct and more appropriate? Or can we use them interchangeably?
Thank you
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Use any of these:
'Do not call me when I am working.'
'Don't call me when I'm working.'
'Do not call me when I am at work.'
'Don't call me when I'm at work.'
'Don't call me at work.'
Rover
'Do not call me when I am working.'
'Don't call me when I'm working.'
'Do not call me when I am at work.'
'Don't call me when I'm at work.'
'Don't call me at work.'
Rover
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