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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
1 I hope the train is pulling in when I arrive./when I’m arriving.
2 I hope the trains pulls in when I arrive/I’m arriving.
How come step 4 has shown an error on my screen when I haven’t even gotten to step 4. (is this correct and can WHEN be replaced by another word?)
Are these the same?
- I'm no where near finished.
- I'm no where close to finished.
Thank you
Grammar
When (2 different meanings)
1 I hope the train is pulling in when I arrive./when I’m arriving.
2 I hope the trains pulls in when I arrive/I’m arriving.
How come step 4 has shown an error on my screen when I haven’t even gotten to step 4. (is this correct and can WHEN be replaced by another word?)
Are these the same?
- I'm no where near finished.
- I'm no where close to finished.
Thank you
Top answer
Lorsque = while; quand = when Use English as you would French. when = even though near is more common
- Lorsque = while; quand = when Use English as you would French.
- when = even though near is more common
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Lorsque = while; quand = when Use English as you would French.
when = even though
near is more common
when = even though
near is more common
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