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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Usage of "then"?

Please let me know whether or not the following sentences are right in grammar.

[1]I met her at then(This "then" indicates a time in the past)
[2]I will meet her at then(This "then" indicates the promised time in the future)
[3]Can I replace "that time" for then in both sentences?

Thank you for your answer in advance.
  

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1] I met her at then . (This "then" indicates a time in the past) Fine 2] I will meet her at then . (This "then" indicates the promised time in the future) Fine [3]Can I replace " at that time" for " then" in both sentences?

— Fivejedjon

  • 1] I met her at then .
  • (This "then" indicates a time in the past) Fine 2] I will meet her at then .
  • (This "then" indicates the promised time in the future) Fine [3]Can I replace " at that time" for " then" in both sentences?
  • Yes
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1] I met her at then. (This "then" indicates a time in the past) Fine
2] I will meet her at then.(This "then" indicates the promised time in the future) Fine
[3]Can I replace "at that time" f
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Ah~ Right! No need "at". Thank you so much,Mr.FivejedjonEmotion: embarrassed
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Son JamesMr.Fivejedjon
I appreciate that you wish to be polite, but there is no need for the 'Mr'. I am just fivejedjon.
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As far as I remember, there might be someone calling you "Sir" in this forum.To express my respects on you and that man. I want to call you Mr.Fivejedjon for the time being. Sometimes I will call you Fivejedjon.


It is coming to me as a expression of a kind of friendship.Thank you so much.
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