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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
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1. I bought the sim card from California. And I bought the sim card in California. Which is correct?
2. I have nothing against this club. What do you? Or should it be:
What about you?
3. I'll tell Lina you called. Or
I'll tell Lina you've called. I'm talking to this person in the present.
Much thanks!
2. I have nothing against this club. What do you? Or should it be:
What about you?
3. I'll tell Lina you called. Or
I'll tell Lina you've called. I'm talking to this person in the present.
Much thanks!
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1. I bought the sim card in California. (You can also say "The sim card is from California" but you were in California when you bought it so you would use "in").
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- I bought the sim card in California.
- (You can also say "The sim card is from California" but you were in California when you bought it so you would use "in").
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- I have nothing against this club.
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1. I bought the sim card in California. (You can also say "The sim card is from California" but you were in California when you bought it so you would use "in").
2. I have nothing against this club. What about you? (You can also say "What do you have against this club" but the first sentence sounds better).
3. I'll tell Lina you called.
2. I have nothing against this club. What about you? (You can also say "What do you have against this club" but the first sentence sounds better).
3. I'll tell Lina you called.
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