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Diamondrg Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
when-before-until-by the time
0 What is the difference between these sentences? What does "by the time" mean? How does it differ from when, before and especially until? 02 br
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00 1- When I came to the USA, I had learnt some English. 02 br
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00 2- By the time I came to the USA, I had learnt some English. 02 br
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00 3- Before I came to the USA, I had learnt some English. 02 br
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00 4- Until I came to the USA, I had learnt some English. 0-
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00 1- When I came to the USA, I had learnt some English. 02 br
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00 2- By the time I came to the USA, I had learnt some English. 02 br
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00 3- Before I came to the USA, I had learnt some English. 02 br
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0 Hi there, what I understand is 'by the time' is before and almost at the time the incident (that you came to the US) occurs. Thank you 05 0 010id 4
- 0 Hi there, what I understand is 'by the time' is before and almost at the time the incident (that you came to the US) occurs.
- Thank you 05 0 010id 4
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0 Hi there, what I understand is 'by the time' is before and almost at the time the incident (that you came to the US) occurs. Thank you 05 0 010id 4
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