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HungryHippo1234 Posted 6 years ago
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Right before?
Let's say Person A says these three sentences: "I like dogs. I like cats. I like dolphins." and someone says "what did you say right before you said "I like dolphins?" Could you say "I like dogs" or would it be considered lying? Does "right" before have to be something considered what was 1 before it in a sequence?
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right before = immediately before Does "right" before have to be something considered what was one item before it in a sequence? Yes. CJ
- right before = immediately before Does "right" before have to be something considered what was one item before it in a sequence?
- Yes.
- CJ
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right before = immediately before
Does "right" before have to besomething considered what wasone item before it in a sequence?
Yes.
CJ
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