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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Using when
Hi,
This is my example: For John, the present week seemed better than the previous week when he had faced a lot of trouble.
Would 'when' be right here to connect the two clauses and to convey the meaning that in the previous week, he faced a lot of trouble?
Thank you.
This is my example: For John, the present week seemed better than the previous week when he had faced a lot of trouble.
Would 'when' be right here to connect the two clauses and to convey the meaning that in the previous week, he faced a lot of trouble?
Thank you.
Top answer
Hi friend, We use when in time, but we use whan to compare between two things. Your sentence is right. You compare between two weeks using whan,and you use when to say what happen in the previous week.
- Hi friend, We use when in time, but we use whan to compare between two things.
- Your sentence is right.
- You compare between two weeks using whan,and you use when to say what happen in the previous week.
- Good luck....
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Hi friend,
We use when in time, but we use whan to compare between two things.
Your sentence is right. You compare between two weeks using whan,and you use when to say what happen in the previous week.
Good luck....
We use when in time, but we use whan to compare between two things.
Your sentence is right. You compare between two weeks using whan,and you use when to say what happen in the previous week.
Good luck....
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