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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Sentence confusion

I was walking around at the club so didn't get to socialize much.

Is this sentence ok? I'm talking about something that happened in the past. Or should it be:

I walked around at the club so didn't get to socialize much.

What's the different between these two sentences?
  

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I was walking around at the club, so I did not get to socialize much. (This is in the past)

— Judithwilliams

  • I was walking around at the club, so I did not get to socialize much.
  • (This is in the past)
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I was walking around at the club, so I did not get to socialize much. (This is in the past)
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The first sentence is fine, but the second sentence could also be used if you said it like this:

I walked around a lot at the club and didn't get to socialize much.

Or if you wanted to make your meaning clearer, you could say:

Because I walked around so much at the club, I didn't get to socialize much.
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