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Cat navy 425 Posted 5 years ago
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Whenever I pass by his house, I see his daughter.
Dear all,
Please see the following sentences and tell me which of them are correct.
1) Every time I pass by his house, I see his daughter.
2) Whenever I pass by his house, I see his daughter.
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cat navy 425 Dear all, Please see the following sentences and tell me which of them are correct. 1) Every time I pass by his house, I see his daughter. 2) Whenever I pass by his house, I see his daughter.
- cat navy 425 Dear all, Please see the following sentences and tell me which of them are correct.
- 1) Every time I pass by his house, I see his daughter.
- 2) Whenever I pass by his house, I see his daughter.
- Both are fine.
- The meaning is the same.
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cat navy 425Dear all,
Please see the following sentences and tell me which of them are correct.
1) Every time I pass by his house, I see his daughter.
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