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Frazpk Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Were coming\ would come
Hi guys,
Considering a scenario in which a person is expected to come to the office in the afternoon, but came in the morning. Although I think the first sentence is correct, I am interested to know what would be the difference between the following two sentences when expressing myself to the person about his expected arrival time to the office?
I thought you were coming to the office at 12:30 PM
I thought you would come to the office at 12:30 PM
Appreciated your help.
Faraz Amajd
Top answer
12:30 PM is in the afternoon. 'PM' means post meridiem , or 'after noon'.
- 12:30 PM is in the afternoon.
- 'PM' means post meridiem , or 'after noon'.
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12:30 PM is in the afternoon.
'PM' means post meridiem, or 'after noon'.
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