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Crotie3Ps Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

when my time comes

Hello!
I have heard that in a song, i want to know what is the meaning of that and please check if my sentence correct or no
'When my eyes met his, I knew our time had come'
-when my eyes met his/him(refer to his eyes)?
-our time had come (is this right? if no, what should I suppose to write)
Thanks in advance
  

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Crotie3Ps when my time comes That could refer to any impending personal event, but it often refers to one's death. Crotie3Ps When my eyes met his, I knew our time had come' Not likely. Crotie3Ps if no, what should I suppose to write When my eyes met his, I knew we had found love.

— Mister Micawber

  • Crotie3Ps when my time comes That could refer to any impending personal event, but it often refers to one's death.
  • Crotie3Ps When my eyes met his, I knew our time had come' Not likely.
  • Crotie3Ps if no, what should I suppose to write When my eyes met his, I knew we had found love.
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Crotie3Ps when my time comes
That could refer to any impending personal event, but it often refers to one's death.
Crotie3PsWhen my eyes met his, I knew our time had come'
Not likely.
Crotie3Psif no, what should I suppose to write
When my eyes met his, I knew we had found love.
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Mr. Micawber, Thanks for your answer. But, I refer to separation, I meant when my eyes met his, i knew this was time for us to apart.
What is your suggestion?
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Crotie3Ps But, I refer to separation,
Ah, I see. Then:

When my eyes met his, I knew it was over / I knew we were through.
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Got it!
Thank you very much Mr. Micawber Emotion: big smile
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