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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
What the difference?
what is the difference in meaning between 'After I had waiter for an hour, I left' and 'After i had been waiting for an hour, I left'? Or they mean almost the same and interchangeable?
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Apart from their tense, they mean the same. “waiter” should be written “waited” – and i should be I. Sentences, of course, start with a capital.
- Apart from their tense, they mean the same.
- “waiter” should be written “waited” – and i should be I.
- Sentences, of course, start with a capital.
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Apart from their tense, they mean the same.
“waiter” should be written “waited” – and i should be I.
Sentences, of course, start with a capital.
“waiter” should be written “waited” – and i should be I.
Sentences, of course, start with a capital.
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