Hello,
I have two questions related to each other, please.
Question 1: Can I say: 'I went out after I did my homework,' instead of ' I went out after I had finished my homework'?
Question 2: If I can, how can I put them into reported speech?
Is 'He said that he had gone out after he finished his homework,' a wrong sentence? While we can say 'He said he had gone out at 8 o'clock,' if he finished his homework before 8, the sentence seems to be correct, I think.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Question 1: Can I say: 'I went out after I did my homework,' instead of ' I went out after I had finished my homework'? Yes, you can say either of the sentences. Question 2: If I can, how can I put them into reported speech?
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Question 1: Can I say: 'I went out after I did my homework,' instead of ' I went out after I had finished my homework'? Yes, you can say either of the sentences.
Question 2: If I can, how can I put them into reported speech?
Is 'He said that he had gone out after he finished his homework,' a wrong sentence? While we can say 'He said
Question 1: Can I say: 'I went out after I did my homework,' instead of ' I went out after I had finished my homework'? Yes, you can. It's the common way to express this meaning.
Question 2: If I can, how can I put them into reported speech?
Is 'He said that he had gone out after he finished his homework,' a wrong sentence? No, it's not wrong.
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