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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
when
How am I going to keep in touch with you when you're not here anymore?
Or
How am I going to keep in touch with you after you leave this place?
Are both useable and somewhat interchangeable?
Thanks!
Or
How am I going to keep in touch with you after you leave this place?
Are both useable and somewhat interchangeable?
Thanks!
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' Clive
- ' Clive
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Hi,
Neither is wrong, but why not just say 'How am I going to keep in touch with you?'
Clive
Neither is wrong, but why not just say 'How am I going to keep in touch with you?'
Clive
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CliveHi,Neither is wrong, but why not just say 'How am I goinI g to keep in touch with you?'CliveI usually try to be as specific as possible. I dont know if that's a good thing or bad thing, but sometimes it's best to leave it simple.
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