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Mizansinha007 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What is the native statement as follows?
What you told is correct but what I told is not wrong.
Please help me anyone.
Please help me anyone.
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Hi In native English, "told" usually has an indirect object. Alternatively, you can use "said" ... - What you told me is correct but what I told you is not wrong.
- Hi In native English, "told" usually has an indirect object.
- Alternatively, you can use "said" ...
- - What you told me is correct but what I told you is not wrong.
- - What you said is correct but what I said is not wrong.
- Dave
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Hi
In native English, "told" usually has an indirect object. Alternatively, you can use "said" ...
- What you told me is correct but what I told you is not wrong.
- What you said is correct but what I said is not wrong.
Dave
In native English, "told" usually has an indirect object. Alternatively, you can use "said" ...
- What you told me is correct but what I told you is not wrong.
- What you said is correct but what I said is not wrong.
Dave
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