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Lcchang Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
the date when...
Let me know the date when you got married.
Let me know when you got married.
Dear teachers,
The two sentences above sound OK to you? Do they have the same meaning?
Please advise.
LCChang
Let me know when you got married.
Dear teachers,
The two sentences above sound OK to you? Do they have the same meaning?
Please advise.
LCChang
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Hi, Let me know the date when you got married. Let me know when you got married. The two sentences above sound OK to you?
- Hi, Let me know the date when you got married.
- Let me know when you got married.
- The two sentences above sound OK to you?
- Do they have the same meaning?
- You don't really need to say 'the date when', that would be implicit in your question with 'when'.
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Hi,
Let me know the date when you got married.
Let me know when you got married.
The two sentences above sound OK to you? Do they have the same meaning?
You don't really need to say 'the date when', that would be implicit in your question with 'when'.
'Let me know' is
Let me know the date when you got married.
Let me know when you got married.
The two sentences above sound OK to you? Do they have the same meaning?
You don't really need to say 'the date when', that would be implicit in your question with 'when'.
'Let me know' is
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If you wish to know the DATE, you can ask "When is your wedding annviersary?"
If I heard "When did you get married?" I wouldn't say "January 25, 2004," but something more vague - about two and a half years ago, or maybe "in 2004."
If I heard "When did you get married?" I wouldn't say "January 25, 2004," but something more vague - about two and a half years ago, or maybe "in 2004."
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