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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
When I saw him
1-In the first days of the project, when I saw him, he seemed happy.
2-In the first days of the project when I saw him, he seemed happy.
Is there a difference between the meanings of these sentences?
The only difference between them is that there is a comma after 'project' in '1'.
Gratefully,
Navi.
2-In the first days of the project when I saw him, he seemed happy.
Is there a difference between the meanings of these sentences?
The only difference between them is that there is a comma after 'project' in '1'.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
I my humble opinion it should be: On the first day of the project, When I saw him, he seemed happy. "When I saw him" is just giving out extra information, therefore should be enclosed with a comma.
- I my humble opinion it should be: On the first day of the project, When I saw him, he seemed happy.
- "When I saw him" is just giving out extra information, therefore should be enclosed with a comma.
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I my humble opinion it should be:
On the first day of the project, When I saw him, he seemed happy."When I saw him" is just giving out extra information, therefore should be enclosed with a comma.
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