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Norwolf Posted 13 years ago
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Was going to
I was going to say, there are all sorts of ways.
EndFragment>Why does the speaker say "was" instead of "am"? Could you teachers please explain it to me?
Thank you very much.
EndFragment>Why does the speaker say "was" instead of "am"? Could you teachers please explain it to me?
Thank you very much.
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I was going to say, there are all sorts of ways. Why does the speaker say "was" instead of "am"? Could you teachers please explain it to me?
- I was going to say, there are all sorts of ways.
- Why does the speaker say "was" instead of "am"?
- Could you teachers please explain it to me?
- I was going to say "There are all sorts of ways" but I didn't say it.
- The expression 'Ii was going to say' is often used to offer an opinion reluctantly.
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I was going to say, there are all sorts of ways.
Why does the speaker say "was" instead of "am"? Could you teachers please explain it to me?
I was going to say "There are all sorts of ways" but I didn't say it.
The expression 'Ii was going to say' is often used to offer an opinion
Why does the speaker say "was" instead of "am"? Could you teachers please explain it to me?
I was going to say "There are all sorts of ways" but I didn't say it.
The expression 'Ii was going to say' is often used to offer an opinion
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