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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
what does this sentence mean
She had me arrive early. Could anyone explain to me in detail what this sentence mean?
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She caused me to arrive early. She arranged for me to arrive early.
- She caused me to arrive early.
- She arranged for me to arrive early.
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There can be some nuances to this:
For some (significant) reason, she made me arrive earlier than I had intended to arrive.
Merely for the sake of showing the influence she has over me, she made me arrive early.
Normally I would never show up early for something like this, but she insisted on it.
It was important to her that I arrive early, and so she insisted o
For some (significant) reason, she made me arrive earlier than I had intended to arrive.
Merely for the sake of showing the influence she has over me, she made me arrive early.
Normally I would never show up early for something like this, but she insisted on it.
It was important to her that I arrive early, and so she insisted o
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