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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
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When she was talking to me
Are these sentences correct:
1) She mentioned you once while she has been talking to me.
2) She mentioned you once while she was talking to me.
3) She mentioned you once when she has been talking to me.
4) She mentioned you once when she was talking to me.
Is there any difference in the meanings?
Which imply that she has talked to me more than once?
Gratefully,
Navi
1) She mentioned you once while she has been talking to me.
2) She mentioned you once while she was talking to me.
3) She mentioned you once when she has been talking to me.
4) She mentioned you once when she was talking to me.
Is there any difference in the meanings?
Which imply that she has talked to me more than once?
Gratefully,
Navi
Top answer
2 and 4 are correct and mean the same thing. None give any indication of any other mentions.
- 2 and 4 are correct and mean the same thing.
- None give any indication of any other mentions.
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2 and 4 are correct and mean the same thing. None give any indication of any other mentions.
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These are fine:
2) She mentioned you once while she was talking to me.
4) She mentioned you once when she was talking to me.
2) She mentioned you once while she was talking to me.
4) She mentioned you once when she was talking to me.
navitasanWhich imply that she has talked to me more than once?She did not say that at all. Maybe she has never talked to you.
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