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Writingtosms Posted 7 years ago
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When I was recently married..
HiDoes "When I was recently married..." mean - "During the early days of my marriage"?? If not, what does it mean?
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That is odd wording which makes no sense. "When" and "recently" do not go together. " mean - "During the early days of my marriage"?
- That is odd wording which makes no sense.
- "When" and "recently" do not go together.
- " mean - "During the early days of my marriage"?
- I suppose that is what the speaker thought he was saying, but the English of it is "When I was newly married".
- writingtosms If not, what does it mean?
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That is odd wording which makes no sense. "When" and "recently" do not go together.
writingtosms"When I was recently married..." mean - "During the early days of my marriage"?
I suppose that is what the speaker thought he was saying, but the English of it is "When I was newly married".
writingtosmsIf not, what does it mean?
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