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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Saw him in the kitchen
Hi,
The sentence "I saw him in the kitchen" can mean both (A)"I saw that he was in the kitchen when I was not in the kitchen" and (B) "I saw him when he and I were both in thdthe kitchen"?
The sentence "I saw him in the kitchen" can mean both (A)"I saw that he was in the kitchen when I was not in the kitchen" and (B) "I saw him when he and I were both in thdthe kitchen"?
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It is possible, yes.
- It is possible, yes.
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I see, I see....
Thanks a lot, Mister Micawber !!
I posted from my phone.
Thanks a lot, Mister Micawber !!
I posted from my phone.
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