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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 8 years ago
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"Thank your for letting them know about tomorrow. I won't message them myself then in that/this case."

Hi all

This is sent as a message on an instant messaging app. I know that "in that case" is the usual phrase but for some reason I felt like typing "in this case" instead. Could you please shed some light on this?

"Thank your for letting them know about tomorrow. I won't message them myself then in that/this case."

Thank you.

Best wishes
PBF

  

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Peaceblinkfriend "Thank you for letting them know about tomorrow. " In this case I would use "in that case".

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  • Peaceblinkfriend "Thank you for letting them know about tomorrow.
  • " In this case I would use "in that case".
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Peaceblinkfriend"Thank you for letting them know about tomorrow. I won't message them myself then in that/this case."

In this case I would use "in that case".

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