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Binh Nguyen Thi Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Simple past or past continuous
I wonder which is right below:
I met Peter at the airport yesterday. I went to Paris. Peter went to LonDon.
I met Peter at the airport yesterday. I was going to Paris. Peter was going to LonDon
I met Peter at the airport yesterday. I went to Paris. Peter went to LonDon.
I met Peter at the airport yesterday. I was going to Paris. Peter was going to LonDon
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- " I met Peter at the airport yesterday.
- I went to Paris.
- Peter went to Lon d on.
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Welcome to English Forums.
Both of them are correct except for the spelling of "London."
I met Peter at the airport yesterday. I went to Paris. Peter went to London. (Do you mean the large city in the UK?)
Both of them are correct except for the spelling of "London."
I met Peter at the airport yesterday. I went to Paris. Peter went to London. (Do you mean the large city in the UK?)
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#1 tells us about the meeting and about what happened afterwards.
#2 tells us about the moment of the meeting.
#2 tells us about the moment of the meeting.
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