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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Problem
What is the difference between:
1. It was a long time ago and It has been a long time?
2. I would like to see you and I would like to meet you?
3. and what exactly maen : see each other?
Thanks
1. It was a long time ago and It has been a long time?
2. I would like to see you and I would like to meet you?
3. and what exactly maen : see each other?
Thanks
Top answer
(l) We used to be enemies. But that was a long time ago. Let's forget about it.
- (l) We used to be enemies.
- But that was a long time ago.
- Let's forget about it.
- We are friends now.
- (2) How long have we been friends?
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(l) We used to be enemies. But that was a long time ago. Let's forget about it. We are friends now. (2) How long have we been friends? It has been a long time. And I hope we continue to be friends for many more years. (3)I would like to see you when you have time = I would like to talk with you about something (4) I don't know you, but I very much would like to meet you. Can we meet at a res
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